From Heart to Pen: Writing the Divine Names

Date
Thu 22 Oct 2026
Time
10:00 am - 12:30 pm
Location
ISRA Centre, Sydney
Level 3 128-136 South Parade, Auburn NSW 2144

A Three-Week Arabic Calligraphy Course in al-Naskh Script

22 & 29 October, 5 November 2026

Join us as we explore the Divine Names of Allah through the art of al-Naskh — the script of the Holy Qur’an.

Step by step, you will learn how to write selected Divine Names in al-Naskh script, developing your understanding of the letters, their proportions, connections, and the beauty of the script.

Alongside the calligraphy practice, we will pause to reflect on the meanings of the Names we write, bringing together art, learning, reflection, and remembrance.

At the end of each session, after practising the selected Divine Name, you will have the opportunity to bring it to life through a unique piece of artwork, using paints on beautiful cotton rag paper. This is where the precision of the pen meets the freedom of the brush, giving you space to explore your creativity and create something uniquely yours.

A space to slow down, refine your pen, nurture your heart, and let your creativity unfold through both calligraphy and art.

About the Instructor:
Sukoon Quteifan is a graphic designer and emerging Arabic calligrapher with a Bachelor’s degree in Graphic Design from the University of West London. With a background in graphic design, illustration, and digital art, Sukoon has always been drawn to creative expression.

Her journey into Arabic calligraphy has grown from a deep love for Islam and a desire to connect with the beauty of Allah’s words through the art of the pen. She is passionate about sharing this meaningful art form with others and creating a space where learning, creativity, and reflection come together.

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