In God's Name البسملة

Islamic Era

The Quran is known for its remarkable content, style, language, and writing, all of which make it truly miraculous. Inspired by the Islamic era in the 13th century AD in the city of Tyre, the Quran carries protection and blessings for those who recite it. This era witnessed significant advancements in arts and literature, with the establishment of publishing houses for books and manuscripts that were distributed to libraries in Islamic countries and neighboring cities. This contributed to the city's scientific and spiritual growth, as it embraced the culture of the Quran and the art of Arabic calligraphy, now known as "calligraphy." This art form is closely associated with religion, the sanctity of the Quran, and the magnificence of Arab civilization. We specifically chose "البسملة" as an example because it serves as the opening phrase of the Noble Quran, representing the blessings of reciting the holy book and acknowledging the existence of the One God.