Mukhtar Sir's Calligraphy

A student is practicing Arabic calligraphy by writing the Kalima in the elegant Diwani script

Reviving Calligraphy in Jammu & Kashmir | Mukhtar’s Institute empowers youth to learn the timeless art professionally.

Malik Mukhtar, a self-taught calligraphy artist from North Kashmir is committed to preserving and promoting the region’s rich calligraphic tradition through his professional training institute in Srinagar and Magam ensuring its survival for future generations.

Iraqi calligrapher completes handwritten Quran after 6 years. The Quran contains 302 double-sided scrolls, each measuring 4 metres (13 feet) in length and 1.5 metres in width.

A student wrote this with a pencil.

Urdu handwriting improvement of Class 3rd student at Mukhtar Sir's Calligraphy Institute.

Guidance in the early stages of a student’s life is vital, as it nurtures their potential and shapes their future. The care and wisdom we impart today become the stepping stones for their journey ahead.

Handwriting improvement of Class 3rd students at Mukhtar Sir's Calligraphy Institute.

A Quranic verse from Surah An-Nisa beautifully written in the Riqa script of Arabic calligraphy by a student of Mukhtar Sir's Calligraphy Institute.