Quran Calligrapher Uthman Taha: 'Throne of the Letter' Forum is a Creative Environment for Preserving Arabic Calligraphy

The Quran calligrapher Sheikh Uthman Taha, guest of honor at the 'Throne of the Letter' forum, affirmed that the forum embodies a creative environment that brings together calligraphers and enthusiasts of Arabic calligraphy, allowing them to explore diverse experiences and exchange expertise, contributing to the development of their skills and the preservation of this authentic art.

Sheikh Uthman Taha pointed out that such initiatives contribute to refining talents and encouraging practitioners to continue their creativity and excellence, emphasizing the importance of providing specialized platforms that gather calligraphers from various levels and backgrounds.

During the forum's events, several participating calligraphers showcased their works and calligraphic pieces to Sheikh Uthman Taha, who reviewed them, offered his artistic observations, and discussed with the artists aspects related to the principles and aesthetics of Arabic calligraphy, which helps elevate the quality of their works and improve their performance.

On his part, Mansour Mudeis, the executive director of the 'Throne of the Letter' forum, confirmed that hosting Sheikh Uthman Taha added significant value to the forum, given his esteemed position and extensive experience in the field of Arabic calligraphy and Quran writing.

Mudeis explained that the calligraphers were keen to present their works to Sheikh Uthman Taha, who listened to their explanations, provided his artistic guidance, and discussed the principles and aesthetics of calligraphy with them, enriching their experiences and enhancing their performance.

Mudeis noted that these direct meetings between calligraphers and prominent figures in Arabic calligraphy, especially with the presence of the Quran calligrapher and the dean of Saudi calligraphers Nasser Maimoun, achieve one of the main objectives of the forum, which is to transfer expertise between generations and create a stimulating environment for learning and development, thereby enhancing the presence of Arabic calligraphy as one of the most prominent Islamic and Arabic arts.