Moalla is a graphic

Persian calligraphy Persian calligraphy or Iranian calligraphy () is the calligraphy of the Persian language. It is one of the most revered arts throughout the history of Iran. History After the introduction of Islam in the 7th century, Persians adapted the Arabi ...

invented by ''Hamid Ajami'' in 1999. It is characterized by the extended length and intricate interweaving of Persian letters within words, sharp curvature of the characters, breaking of traditional frames, and its suitability for architectural applications and artistic expression on tiles. The Moalla script is primarily used in line composition (Satr-nevisi) and piece writing (Qat'e-nevisi).

Features

*Geometric and Proportional Structure: The Moalla script is designed based on precise

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principles and proportions, such that this geometric framework imparts a unique strength and aesthetic elegance to the letters and words. *Fluid and Smooth Movements: While the Moalla script maintains a geometric and proportional structure, the strokes of the pen are fluid and smooth. This characteristic endows the script with a dynamic and lively quality. *Variety in Forms and Compositions: The Moalla script allows for the creation of diverse forms and combinations, providing the artist with greater freedom to produce creative works. *Inherent Spirituality: Due to its geometric structure and fluid movements, the Moalla script possesses an intrinsic spiritual quality. This feature makes it particularly suitable for writing religious and mystical texts.Moalla Script: A Manifestation of Creativity in Calligraphy
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