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i love calligraphy, especially with non-latin glyphs. all of the kufic scripts here especially are so stylistically sharp they look like scifi. the maghribi is my favorite of those i think though. something about it is just perfect to me. thanks for sharing. video is extremely cool.

Wow I’d love to buy his calligraphy book but it still costs $160 before postage.

I know it’s fair for the price but that’s still an expense one cannot easily afford if you’re not earning dollars lol.

kind of serving old uyghur

It looks like the character 宁/寧 (peace) or 亭 (pavilion)

خويا العزيز كاين عندو المعرفة باش يكتب هادشي.

I found a YouTube link in your post. Here are links to the same video on alternative frontends that protect your privacy:

• yewtu.be
• inv.nadeko.net
• yt.artemislena.eu
• piped.video

Something I've always wondered is are these legible in calligraphic form or is it more of an artistic endeavour where the legibility is less important?

When I was learning Spanish, we would be taught how to say prayers, without yet knowing all the words of those prayers. In many cases it was 2 or more years before we learned some of those words.

Is the root of "subhan-allah" s-b-7, and is the form x-x-x-A-N accurate to what is going on, and what does it convey?