This book provides a clear teaching method to learn the art of Arabic calligraphy. Salah Moussawy explains the techniques of using the qalam, basic gestures, and various writing styles. The book guides learners in developing a personal style while practicing Arabic calligraphy with practical advice and artistic reflections.

This notebook presents a step-by-step approach to mastering Arabic calligraphy in the Diwani style. Master Salah Moussawy details pen preparation techniques, writing fundamentals, and the unique features of this artistic style. With precise guidance on movements, proportions, and spacing, learners can develop their own calligraphic style and artistic expression

This umpteenth edition of the translation of the Quran by Professor M. Hamidullah stands out from the others because of the numerous modifications made by other publishers, altering the original meaning of the translated terms. The edited versions, notably those of the King Fahd Complex, have deleted or changed important passages, affecting the meaning of the verses and the enriching...

Here is a fourth notebook reserved for the " Naskhi " style which is characterized by its cursive writing, its flexibility and its rounded shapes. However, Clear and progressive, the learning method applied by the great Iraqi calligrapher Salah <span...

In this calligraphy notebook, Salah Moussawy offers a method for learning the Kufic style. This style is characterized by letters written exclusively in geometric form. It teaches the student to prepare his calame, to master the proportions of the letters and finally to practice on...

The delights of Algeria according to Hamat Sarra – This book includes the different Algerian cakes made in different ways, with different cooking, and different accompaniments. Come and discover the delicious sweet flavors of Algeria!!!

This method proposed by the authors: Hamdan Hadjadji and Houaria Kadra, has already guided thousands of people in their learning of Arabic. After being adopted for about ten years by the CNED (national center for distance education), it was published by the Fernand-Nathan editions in Paris and by the University Publications Office in Algiers.

Understanding Islam: "Schools, sects and religious movements in Islam" Islam is divided into several branches. The main one is that of the vast majority Sunnis. It is followed by that of the mu'tazilites, a current of...

For Islam, marriage is not a sacrament but a contract of a particular type which is agreed between two consenting persons in front of witnesses, and which can be broken or terminated. There is no requirement that this particular contract be entered into in the presence of a theologian or imam.

The concomitance of the two uprisings on both sides of the Arab world (Egypt in the Mashreq, Tunisia in the Maghreb), illustrated, in a symbolic order, the unity of the Arab world that Westerners have worked to balkanize.

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