Kufic inscriptions

Kufic inscriptions are a form of early Arabic calligraphy that originated in the Kufa region of Iraq during the 7th century. Characterized by their angular and geometric style, Kufic script was commonly used for writing religious texts, architectural engravings, and decorative art in early Islamic culture. These inscriptions often appeared on mosques, coins, and manuscripts, reflecting both aesthetic beauty and the importance of the written word in Islam. Kufic script is significant not only for its artistic value but also for its role in preserving and disseminating Islamic teachings and culture.