Design of Calligraphy Quran

Calligraphy is an architectural art that is extracted through a skill tool

In its development there are many types of calligraphy, not all calligraphy survive to this day. But there are some examples of the popular types of calligraphy known by lovers of calligraphy art:

Naskhi Style - Calligraphy naskhi style most widely used, both for writing religious script and daily writing. Naskhi style includes the oldest calligraphy style. Since its writing was formulated systematically in the tenth century, this style of calligraphy is very popularly used to write manuscripts of the Qur'an to the present day. The character of the letter is simple, almost without additional decoration, so it's easy to write and read.

Style Tsuluts - The style of calligraphy in the style of Tsuluts is very ornamental, with many additional ornaments and easily formed in certain compositions to fill the available writing space. Calligraphic works that use the style of Tsuluts can be written in the form of curves, with tapered heads and sometimes written with strong connections and intersections. Because of the beauty and flexibility Tsuluts style is widely used as an architectural ornaments, book covers, and interior decoration, and so forth.

Style Riqah - Calligraphy is the result of the development of calligraphy style Naskhi and Tsuluts. Just like the style of writing Naskhi used in everyday writing. Riqah is developed by Ottoman calligraphy, commonly used for regular handwriting or for other practical purposes. The character of the letter is very simple, without vowels, making it possible to write quickly.