Year: 2024
Type: article
Abstract: The Arabic letter of all kinds constitutes an important basis in the Arabic language (the language of Al-Dad).The development of forms of the letter coincided with the development of the vocabulary of the Arabic language over times, which is the language of the Holy Qur'an with a unique linguistic miracle among the other languages of the world, which is the language of the people of Paradise.This development of Arabic letters came with the birth of the Islamic faith.These letters developed after the nations of the Islamic peoples throughout the Islamic world contributed to the scientific and knowledge development witnessed by the Islamic world in general Arab nation, especially after the revelation of the Holy Qur'an on our Messenger Muhammad (pbuh) in Arabic, the Arabic letter has a wide space in Islamic thought.He received a great interest in Islamic arts.For the Islamic doctrinal association brought by the Holy Qur'an, through aesthetic meanings and symbols that are very ideal so that its forms are entrenched as a self-containing art with a psychological, artistic and aesthetic impact on the eye of the beholder.Abstract Arabic crafts contributed to artists of different arts in their influence and influence on the elements of Arabic calligraphy and its letters in the Arab and Islamic artistic production of different arts, so that Arabic letters contributed to the establishment of the Arab-Islamic identity through them, so many Arab artists inspired the Arabic letter as an essential element in the general formation of artistic work.It had an abstract aesthetic construction that was different from the form of a distinctive and fundamental feature in the language of the Dhad despite the multiplicity of areas of its functional and aesthetic use.Thus, the Arabic letter was no longer only an outward blog, but its religious and cultural connotations and became one of the most important means of speech, both read and written.
Language: English
Subfield: Religious studies
Field: Arts and Humanities
Domain: Social Sciences
Open Access status: bronze
OpenAlex ID: W4410152567