In this captivating poem by the Egyptian poet Ahmed Shawqi, presented in the elegant classic Thuluth script, the verses celebrate the unique beauty and richness of the Arabic language. Translated, the poem expresses, “The one who enriched all languages with virtues made an exception, placing all beauty and secrets in the language of the letter Ḍād – إن الذي ملأ اللغات محاسنًا جعل الجمال وسره في الضاد” The Thuluth script adds an extra layer of beauty to the calligraphy, as the letters are meticulously joined and connected, forming a seamless and harmonious unity. This style of calligraphy not only serves to convey the poet’s admiration for the Arabic language but also enhances the visual appeal of the text. The artistic presentation of the poem in Thuluth script underscores the elegance of the Arabic language, particularly emphasizing the virtues and beauty attributed to the letter Dad. This calligraphy serves as both a celebration of linguistic richness and a visual representation of the poet’s admiration for the Arabic language.
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