Font Book Abu Abbas Mohammed bin Yazid al-Mabrird (t 285 e) a study and investigation

Abstract

The calligraphy of Abu al-'Abbas Muhammad ibn Yazid al-Mabrad (d. 285) is a letter in Arabic writing, in which the author puts some of the basics of dictation in terms of increase, omission, allowance, etc. Because the line of the Koran is followed and not measured by it, but there is what he agrees in the standard writing, and he also mentioned something about the Koranic separations and poetry rhymes, and how the Arabs were dealing with the rhymes in the singing and singing and conducting the course of speech; therefore, this message is not free from the verses of the Koran, then Stamped BPA B for the form, talked about the signs that are: (aperture and vibrancy and fracture and stillness and intensity and Hamza), and how it is drawn and the cause of drawing, and how to be with the intent, and where is the place of the letter, and then seal this section by talking about the rum and smell and how they are represented in writing; because they relate This is the oldest thing that has reached us in line and spelling