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Zafar H. Qureshi
KAZI PUBLICATION INC.ARABIC
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KAZI PUBLICATIONS INC.,
3023 West Belmont Avenue,INSTRUCTIONS FOR TEACHERS & PARENTS
Everyone Likes neat and beautiful writing in any language. This skill requires
a lot of practice and patience. However, following sone basic rules, even a begin”
ser can start writing Clearly in a relatively short time. Arabic is a beautiful
fanguage to write. For a beginner or anybody who wants to improve his/her writing
skills in Arabic the following guidelines are suggested.
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Closely observe the shape of all the alphabets shown on page 2. In parti-
cular the proportionality between the thickness and the size of each letter
is quite essential. time
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To achieve variable thickness of each letter a special pen should
be used. Calligraphic pens are usually expensive. Any ordi-
nary fountain pen (e.g. Sheaffer as shown, $2.00 approx.) can be
modified for Arabic writing. Grind the nib according to the
figure shown. A fine grain stone or sand paper may be used.
For this book a nib thickness of 1 mm is suggested. mn
Each letter has a specific position with respect to a horizontal line (e.g.
i ei }. On each page this is shown in the extreme right hand
column
The direction in which a letter should be written is indicated by fine arrows
fas shown in the extreme right hand column on each page (e.8- Q, Stand )-
Start writing on the second line starting from the right hand side. Try to
{ill the outlined letter (e.g. ) by a single movement of the pen.
Do not repeat again on the same letter.
‘Atvays complete the main body of the letter first and then place the dots
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For the best results Complete line 2 through 4 on each page, then 5 through
7 and finally 8 through 10. The number of letters in lines 8 through 10
should be exactly same as given in the above lines.
Write slowly and carefully. At least five books are reconmended for practice.
Number and date all the books completed to keep track of your progress.i 3
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