In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful
Abdul Razzaq Radi Muhammad Ashraf
Calligrapher of the Holy Qur’an
And with pictures of Arabic calligraphy
Abdul Razzaq Radi Muhammad Ashraf
In brief
Born in Haripur village
In Pakistan
1978
For birth
Arabic calligraphy lesson
By the hand of Arabic calligraphy
In brief
Arabic calligraphy lesson
At the hands of global plans
Muhammad Elahi Bakhsh Mutee
Professor of calligraphy and decoration
At the National College of Arts
In the city of Rawalpindi, Pakistan
Since 2008 AD
Calligraphy teacher at Hiraa Children’s House
Affiliated with the Mecca Foundation
In 1998 AD
He wrote the Holy Qur’an with his own hand
Three times in Naskh script
Traditional
He wrote the Holy Qur’an with his hand on goat skin
Naskh script and verified script
With Islamic decoration
He wrote more than two hundred paintings
In the description of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace
Abdul Razzaq Radi Muhammad Ashraf
His contributions and achievements
Participate and win
Second place award
In the Medina International Competition
2013 AD
Participation in the International Calligraphy Exhibition
In Istanbul in 2012 AD
Participation in the International Calligraphy Exhibition
In the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
In Jeddah in 2012 AD
Participation in the International Calligraphy Exhibition
In Algeria
2012 AD
Participation in the Doha Exhibition in Qatar
2011 AD
Participation in the International Calligraphy Exhibition
In Algeria in 2011 AD
Participation in the calligraphers’ selection at the King Fahd Complex for the Printing of the Holy Qur’an
In Medina in 2011 AD, participating in the Calligraphy Exhibition
United Arab Emirates, Dubai, 2010 AD, participating in an exhibition
The seventeenth Qur’an in Iran in 2009 AD, participating in an exhibition
The World Line in the United Arab Emirates, Sharjah Museum, 2006
Participation in the Calligraphy Exhibition in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia in 2017
2005 AD Participation in the Al-Hilya Al-Sharifa Exhibition in Turkey in 2005
2004 AD Abdul Razzaq Radi Muhammad Ashraf, calligrapher of the Holy Qur’an
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