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@@Zerosask yes exactly

@@AdnanAbbasi_LXXVIII depending on your country. Check if you have online shopping and search for 600, 1200, 2000, 4000. You can go 1400 .. the important ones are 2000 and above. The angles are: Ruqaa, Diwani 25 degrees. Naskh, Thuluth 35 degrees. Farsi 55 degrees.

@@mohammadayoubwaniayoubwani4075 the pilot parallel pen has cartridges and you can definitely use it without dipping. You can't use it with traditional ink made out of soot without cleaning it after each use.

@@mohammadayoubwaniayoubwani4075 وعليكم السلام Here's the pen ua-cam.com/video/AxM8I8CaLow/v-deo.htmlsi=5UYw3ntXa1L8UvDY

@@zuhayrelias yes. It's used a lot in the Basmalah

@@amw60how would you write it? Is the normal three point high baa shape and then just a long body?

@@zuhayrelias yes it has to be 2 point in the middle and 9-12 points long

@@drmaznahmajid Happy to hear that!! I'm sure you'll make a good piece for your project 👌

@@hajco10 no I'm in Australia.

youtube.com/@calligraphy-b3o?si=osDT6lXRQL_maH3U

@@Sj_metal_enjineering thanks mate!!

@@suhailaretas3431 Thank you for your kind words! Makes me happy to see that people are benefiting from it. جزاك الله خير أيضا

@@zuhayrelias I don't know anyone giving Ijaza online. Have your goal to practice and perfect.. Ijaza is a recent thing and it shouldn't hold you back from learning

@@amw60alright, جزاك الله خير

@@BMA307 not really.. you can choose either but keep in mind when there are ب ت ث ن ي after it so that you don't combine three of them and have a س.

@@amw60 I understand. Thank you very much for this series!!

@@zuhayrelias only in "لا " to my knowledge

@@amw60 jzk, that’s what I thought as well.

@@zuhayrelias just a long line going into haa.

@@zuhayrelias Any type works, here's a video on metal pens: ua-cam.com/video/H_gb91uc7JM/v-deo.htmlsi=lv8IpD5hK0iZTFd9

@@amw60 jzk

@@SohaibAhmed-v5x Diwani is good.. but it's better to start with Ruqaa, Diwani, naskh.. this way you'll have the main scripts.

@@workaholic-n1r thank you for your kind words.. keep the momentum 💪

@@kustomtrendz6092 try 2mm and 3mm and see which one you prefer. Most people do well with the 2mm

@@eashaejaz7804 thank you for your kind words!

@@whasan6215 This one: Pilot parallel pen. ua-cam.com/video/AxM8I8CaLow/v-deo.htmlsi=osCMuYfCtN-6-u7d You can buy it online or check your country's stores

@@amw60 any recommendations for paper to practice on?

@@whasan6215 anything would work. But glossy paper is the go to if you have traditional Arabian ink which has a matt finish. If you have access to Ahar or Muqahar paper and traditional Arabian ink then you're in for a treat cause that's how it's done originally. Unfortunately both are expensive and hard to resource.

@@amw60 thank you. I mean which paper to use with pilot pen. I was able to grind 2.4 mm nib to the correct angle. However it walks best on magazines/ glossy papers. I am trying to find a glossy paper to use with the modified pen.

@@whasan6215 yes magazine paper is perfect as it's less than 80 grams. Check with paper sellers in your country they should have all the weights. Aim for 80gr or less.. once you are dealing with 100gr the paper thickness becomes too much

@@zuhayrelias either works.. as long as it's readable and pretty

@@amw60Great, Jazakallah

THANKS

I have one type.. it's not the old one but it looks close: ua-cam.com/play/PLByKSOOEfqhIw0R-eQB1tHEZ6dYa-SSJK.html&si=h6sqVf9RWrM-gohi

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Yes can be used.. just be mindful of how it'll look like

@@amw60 jazakAllah khair, can it be used any time in the middle of the word? Or is it after certain letters or something like that?

@@Osam223 no particular requirements.. usually it's used before Alef or mid word.. beauty mainly governs it.

@@amw60 I see, jazakAllah Khalr ya sheikh

Thank you. I use Pilot parallel pen, sanded to fit Arabic calligraphy: ua-cam.com/video/AxM8I8CaLow/v-deo.htmlsi=2YmQZrVJp6CjqUeB

@@amw60 Could you please also tell me the pen you use from the beginning of the video, the one you are using starting from 12 seconds into the video, it seems like the tip is at an angle, the pen that says Al Qalam Al Khat Al Arabi. Jazak Allah Khairan 🙏🏼

@@AdnanAbbasi_LXXVIII yeah that's also pilot. Not sure if you'll find it everywhere.. if you live in a Muslim or Arab country you should find something similar.

Bamboo is the softest out of all reed pens. It will decay with use regardless of ink or paper types. That's why it's important to learn how to cut them to keep them sharp and strong. Cleaning them after each use helps maintaining the nib. But eventually they'll become dull and damaged simply due to their overall weakness compared to other materials.

@@amw60jzk, do you have any videos about bamboo pen maintenance?

@@zuhayrelias not really. It's simple: you clean it with water or alcohol after each use. And when the nib is dull you simply cut a new one. You can tell if the nib needs cutting cause it'll be very soft.

It's made out of Ebony wood. Nothing special just a slight difference in smoothness on the paper, ink flow and ductility.

I didn't receive anything. What's your question?

There are certain tracing Qur'an , around 80 GSM paper, I wanted advice is there any pens that offer the following, good writing, non smudge, non fading ink, calligraphy nib? Thanks ​@@amw60

youtube.com/@calligraphy-b3o?si=osDT6lXRQL_maH3U

Thank you!

​@amw60 Could I ask, to start as a complete beginner in calligraphy, is it okay to start with the Thuluth script? I can write in Arabic from when I studied Arabic grammar, but with messy hand writing lol Jzk

@@Jf_1900 I'd advise against it. We learn complex tasks by perfecting simple ones first. Patience is essential therefore start with simple scripts and build your way up. That being said, there's nothing preventing you from looking into Thuluth to keep yourself hooked.

​@amw60 Okay, I will start somewhere simple. When I start the thuluth script, it will be an exciting milestone inshaAllah. Thanks for the quick response, I appreciate your advice. Jzk

Google fountain pen and you'll find lots. For the nibs Google calligraphy pen. For pilot parallel pen Google pilot parallel