Uzbekistan to host international calligraphy competition to create unique copy of Qur’an
TASHKENT — The Islamic Civilization Center in Uzbekistan announced an international calligraphy competition to create a unique copy of the Holy Qur’an. This initiative is part of the International Media Forum with the theme of "Islamic civilization: A new perspective and new discoveries," held in the Uzbek capital city of Tashkent. The competition falls under the "World of Qur’an: From the…
Tashkent, Uzbekistan — The Islamic Civilization Center has announced an international calligraphy contest with the aim of crafting a distinctive copy of the Holy Qur'an. This endeavor is a component of the International Media Forum, themed "Islamic Civilization: A New Perspective and New Discoveries," currently taking place in Tashkent.
The competition is an integral part of the "World of Qur'an: From the Traditions of Arabic Calligraphy to the Heritage of the Future" initiative. The primary objective is to craft a unique Qur'an manuscript that encapsulates the most prominent traditions of Islamic calligraphy, setting it apart from various national styles and schools.
The competition seeks to showcase the diversity and richness of calligraphy art, uniting global calligraphers to contribute to a composite artistic and cultural piece. This initiative aims to underscore the historical importance of Arabic calligraphy and its enduring link to the transcription of the Holy Qur'an across centuries.
The competition's announcement is part of the forum's activities, which encompass the evaluation of numerous cultural and scientific projects related to the Holy Qur'an, manuscripts, and Islamic heritage. This initiative aligns with the Islamic Civilization Center's endeavors to preserve, promote, and present the cultural heritage in innovative contemporary contexts.
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