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These are Fatimid Kufic script, and thanks for your comments , wating for more participations.

Thanks Dr Hasan for your help. Also thanks Xen for choosing this forum to post your question, if you need help in calligraphy just participate your posting in this Forum.

I'd like to add more calligraphy you have

Perfect Idea of write Dewany, you made a mutula Alif letter for both words, I love that.

You are welcome, "little Calligrapher"

Yes, you are are right, Kufi is a geometric calligraphy, you should use all geometric tools to write it, and Reqaa is an easy calligraphy. May you share some of your previous writing here?

Well done! Keep going practicing you will gaing your certificate very soon.

Well done! Keep going practicing you will gain your certificate very soon.

I found this information about that plate you can read it here: This ceramic plate is one of the Iranian examples left from the Samanid rule on the east of the Iranian plateau. During this period, many ceramic vessels were made to imitate native metal specimens, especially silver artifacts left...

Hi, thanks for you participation, the translation of that Calligraphy on the tiles means :" The fear of God is the beginning of wisdom" it is written in Thuluth script.

Thanks for your nice words and for your registration. I hope to continue commenting on the rest of the forum topics.

Here some beautiful Thuluth letters for famous calligraphers, you will notice how accurate the writing and how calm and deliberate the calligrapher adhered to. Please study these models very well, as they are considered the finest Thuluth writings.

These are the original Arabic letters of Fatimid Kufic, they are obvious ones, but the first image don't.

You are welcome, brother. I am waiting for your new participation in the forum. Also I'd like to know your opinion on Arabic calligraphy forum, you can post it here

First of all it is not aya in Surah Al Ekhlas, it is written in a special kufy style, I am still searching about it.

This Kufic style is a wiered one, but I will keep trying to translate it!

You are right, Reqaa Script is an easy one I recommend student to start with it, but regarding Naskh, it depends on curve strokes, that's why we call it the round script. Naskh takes much more learning time than Reqaa.

Thanks Amr for your registration, I hope to keep participating in this forum

Thanks for sharing your post, really it is a precious information about these coins during Abbasid era. Regarding the images of old Thuluth, follow these links Link 1 Link 2 Link 3 Link 4

Good news, but you should take your sufficient time, every Style takes at least 6 weeks. Thanks for your participations