Arabic calligraphy adorns the Kaaba cover
The Kaaba's covering in Mecca is adorned with Quranic verses written in Thuluth script, which is considered one of the most elegant and refined types of Islamic Arabic calligraphy. This script is used to add beauty and grandeur to the covering, including its external decorations and the interior walls of the Kaaba, where delicate lines and supplications are inscribed. The cover was replaced at dawn of the month of Muharram in the year 1448 AH, involving the participation of 150 Saudi artisans from the King Abdulaziz Complex, utilizing advanced techniques to ensure quality and precision.
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