Arabic calligraphy painting

Pioneer Paintings

Do not despair of God's mercy

Calligrapher: Mohammed Khashan

The size of the work: 40 x 40 cm

"Do not despair of God's mercy" in Nisaburi calligraphy, written on natural (Indian) handmade paper, conquered and treated for Arabic calligraphy.

The verse "Do not despair of God's mercy" (verse 53) is a clear and direct invitation from God to His servants not to lose hope or give up because of their sins and mistakes, because God's mercy is vast and all-encompassing. The simple interpretation is that God is asking people not to despair or think that their sins are so great that God will not forgive them, as God is forgiving and merciful, and forgives all sins if a person sincerely repents.

The Nisaburi script is a branch of the Kufic script, but it is characterized by precise and large writings due to its elongated letters and its lack of acceptance of the addition of expressive movements. The Nisaburi script is considered one of the destroyed scripts, and we are working to revive it in a contemporary form and structure.