اسلامی خطاطی کی روایت سیرت طیبہ ﷺکی روشنی میں:ملتان کی خطاطی کا اختصاصی مطالعہ

Abstract

After the emergence of Islam, Muslims, under the spirit of their religious devotion, used all their high skills to make the Qur'an and Hadith better and better, and made the Arabic script far ahead of other scripts in the world. It is the fruit of centuries of hard work, effort, research, innovation and taste of Jameel. This beautiful ritual is giving Islamic calligraphy such beauty and beauty that today Islamic calligraphy has been considered an important field of fine art. The first teachers of this period in art were Zahaq bin Ajlan and Ishaq bin Hamad, famous calligraphers. The land of Multan, which is remembered by Sufis as Madinah Al-Awaliya, has been the cradle of literature and various arts. The thinkers and calligraphers enlightened the people of Multan to the art of calligraphy, especially when Muhammad bin Qasim came to the subcontinent and entered the city of Multan after conquering Sindh. He was accompanied by other experts in the sciences and arts from Baghdad and Hijaz. Calligraphers who were skilled in the art of calligraphy also came to Multan and blessed the people here.