in the 16.20 minutes he said something about Kashideh, which the translator did not know the meaning. The word Kashideh is a Persian word for Stretching. So when you write a word like بسم الله you can eliminate the س by writing it like stretching it instead of three points just have one long س . just like what he showed in the video . just FYI
The same word is used in Urdu too, to mean the same thing. This can be seen here: ruclips.net/video/4e-xNS2UXfE/видео.html where the calligrapher Muhammad Akmal, is explaining how the PersioArabic letter Seen is stretched. Kashish has multiple meanings such as attraction, pull, tug etc. These multiple meanings are also common to both Farsi & Urdu.
I am really impressed. I am a native Arabic speaker learning calligraphy from a non-Arabic speaker Verily, no difference between ummah but by piety and worship :)
@@davidq344 what kind of whako are you ? she just explicitely said the opposite of your venomuos interjection there is no difference in Umah be Arabic or not
Arabic script is the most beautiful script among world languages. It is spiritually healing the mind. While working in the Middle East I used to watch all the Arabic Calligraphy murals on the walls and it used to be fascinating and spiritually elating. I don't know even a single letter in Arabic but it is very beautiful; more than beautiful it soothes you. Some day I will get an Arabic teacher to teach me the scripts
ما شاء الله الخطاط الصينى يفتخربالتحدث باللغة العربية ويترجم وراءه المترجم للإنجليزى بدل أن يتحدث بلغتة الأم اعزك الله كما اعززت لغة القرأن الكريم إِنَّا جَعَلْنَاهُ قُرْآنًا عَرَبِيًّا لَعَلَّكُمْ تَعْقِلُونَ ﴿٣ الزخرف﴾
I understand your point of view, but I do not completely agree with you. I found that the interpreter did a good job! Is it perfect? No! Never! But as far as the message is concerned, the message was transmitted fairly accurately to the non Arabic speakers in the audience. Which is ultimately what counts, taking into consideration that not every deep meaning of the Master's explications could be transmitted in any other language than Arabic itself. GOD bless the calligrapher. This is a very fine job and demonstration! MachaALLAH رغم أنني لا أشاطرك الرأي، إلا أني أتفهم وجه نظرك. أكانت هذه ترجمة كاملة؟ طبعا لا فالكمال لله. لكن الرسالة نقلت بشكل واضح للمستمعين الذين لا يتقنون اللغة العربية الفصحى، وهذا هو فحو . الترجمة إذا أمعنت النظر في هذه النقطة. أرى أن المترجم قد أتقن عمله، خصوصا أنه لا يمكن في نهاية المطاف أن تنقل كامل المعنى بكامل تعقيده ودقته دائما و إلى أي لغة في العالم بارك الله في هذا الخطاط الرائع. عمل متقن و جميل كجمال اللغة العربية ما شاء الله
the speaker is Chinese speaking in Arabic with his own accent and the effect of his native language pronunciation and miss-pronunciation a lot of letters that is specific to Arabic, I have to admit the translator must have had a lot of experience to be able to get his job done .
H Naj It’s an on-the-spot translation, not everyone can have the best of memory and that was only one mistake (about the Ahul Bayt not being mentioned first over the Sahaba, but why be so picky about the wording positions?
Mashaallah! This is extraordinary creative work. I know one calligrapher who write English alphabet using Arabic letters concept. This is now the Arabic in the eyes of Chinese language. I studied Chinese characters so I know for sure his work is extraordinary. How can i get contact with this amazing calligrapher?
me and my father are self taught Arabic/ english calligraphers. and we had the honour of meeting with Master Haji Noor Deen and his wife at the Lakshman Kadirgamar institute here in Sri Lanka once. dada was lucky enough to get his name done by him, this was all amaaaazing and exciting!! ❤❤❤❤
Thank you for this video. Your calligraphy and combination of the artistry of the Arabic Islamic and Chinese arts of calligraphy is is both beautiful and spiritual and very gifted art at the same time. All the best regards and salams.
You see how miraculous and perfect the Arabic language is! It can go along with many great languages of the world. It is universal. And this is why Allah (SW) has particularly pointed out in the Holy Quran that the Quran is revealed in Arabic language so that people can ponder. Lets learn Arabic.
one of the most beautiful video ever seen in my life ,,, Very valuable in the sense of inner feelings of the love of Creation and the Creator !!🌹💖🥀 (SAN 24/12/2021) 🇨🇦
In Arabic and Persian calligraphy, we have very strict rules and any attempt to cross those rules is "painting calligraphy", which is totally out of the official rules of either Arabic or Persian calligraphy. So, my point is that this guy is teaching the Chinese version of "Arabic painting calligraphy". Sayin' this as a Persian calligraphy teacher in "Naskh" and "Nasta'liq".
I bought one of his peices where he wrote la ila ha illalah many times and made it look like a plant growing in a pot. Cost me over $300, not sure it's worth anything now, but I love it.
just google "Arabic Calligraphy" and you will be surprised what can be done with Arabic Calligraphy, here is the term fro you in Arabic it is 1400 years old Art www.google.com/search?safe=strict&client=ubuntu&hs=RMQ&channel=fs&biw=1920&bih=959&tbm=isch&sa=1&ei=yHdwXb-7AZXHxgPy8o3gBQ&q=%D9%81%D9%86+%D8%A7%D9%84%D8%AE%D8%B7+%D8%A7%D9%84%D8%B9%D8%B1%D8%A8%D9%8A&oq=%D9%81%D9%86+%D8%A7%D9%84%D8%AE%D8%B7+%D8%A7%D9%84%D8%B9%D8%B1%D8%A8%D9%8A&gs_l=img.3..0j0i30l2j0i5i30.5677.8452..8674...0.0..0.350.3401.2-10j3......0....1..gws-wiz-img.......35i39.71xIBXchZlU&ved=0ahUKEwi_v9_91bjkAhWVo3EKHXJ5A1wQ4dUDCAY&uact=5#imgrc=nZUdNEcJ4zUlnM:
here is an Article (you can look at the images) that shows what American drew after learning Arabic Calligraphy raseef22.com/article/1395-%D8%A5%D9%81%D8%B1%D8%AA-%D8%A8%D8%A7%D8%B1%D8%A8%D9%8A%D8%8C-%D8%A7%D9%84%D8%AE%D8%B7-%D8%A7%D9%84%D8%B9%D8%B1%D8%A8%D9%8A-%D8%B9%D9%84%D9%89-%D8%A7%D9%84%D8%B7%D8%B1%D9%8A%D9%82
This is one of the most essential aspects of culture : expressing the voice and heart though one of humanity's most graceful scripts; in the same breath creating beauty that must be treasured for all eternity. هذا واحد من أهم جوانب الثقافة: التعبير عن الصوت والقلب من خلال أكثر البرامج الإنسانية رشاقة ؛ كل حين خلق الجمال - يجب أن نعتز به إلى الأبد.
@@THeINtegral1407 Depends on what you mean by "nothing". "What's in your hands? - Nothing!" But you'll still need to wash them before you eat. So, what is "nothing"? What are the properties of "nothing"? and how do you know, or could even know, that nothing can come from nothing?
@@dyvel Nothing is nothing. Nothing is the absence of EVERY thing. What's in my hands is NOT "nothing", my hands have bacteria and dirt that I need to wash off. My hands occupy space and contain cells and atoms. If you think that's nothing, I'm sorry but I'm not sure what to say to that. To ask: "What are the properties of "nothing"?" means there is a misunderstanding of the meaning of "nothing". You're still thinking it's something which is the opposite of what nothing is. Nothing is a concept that doesn't exist in reality because we have things in this world. Saying "how do you know, or could even know, that nothing can come from nothing?" is like asking "how do you know, or could even know, that 1 + 1 = 2" or "how do you know, or could even know, that an empty set combined with set A containing three objects gives you the same set A with the same three objects". It's something that is logically clear. We logically know that if John doesn't have any money, whatsoever, we can't ask him to lend us $10 because he can't give what he doesn't have. From nothing comes nothing.
@@THeINtegral1407 Well, then that's just pure philosophy. It still depends on what you mean. When we say "nothing" we usually mean "not any of what you're expecting could be there." So it's heavily dependent on the question. Does probability exist within your concept of nothing for example? Does a God? If you're talking true nothingness, whatever that is, then no quantum fields, no time, no space, no other dimensions, no concepts, no logic, no probabilities, no God. Then we can't even talk about "where", "nowhere", "everywhere", "before", or "after". If you're trying to use a logic model based on this universe with its dimensions of time, space and laws to determine the properties of something that doesn't exist within it, then that's not really a valid starting point. If laws of logic exists within your "nothingness" then it's not nothing, by your definition. So remove those. What you're really saying is that your nothingness is by definition a nothingness that nothing can come out of. So, I guess you're right about that, since it's a tautology. But, by your phrasing "Nothing comes from nothing", that kind of nothing can give birth to more of the same kind, which is contradiction, so it's a contradiction and a tautology at the same time, which means that the statement is meaningless. The only way your phrase makes sense is as philosophy. And as that it's a of course a tautology. So the real question is then - can that kind of nothingness exist, and has it ever? You see, it's meaningless to claim anything for certain at this level, since we're unable to prove or understand. We'll just have to wait for science to explain what happened at and before the big bang, and see if that brings anything new to the table.
You are right, the presentation was very nice but the Arabic interpreter missed alot of what Hajji Noor said. That is the difference between a professional interpreter and others. I have interpreted for Hajji Noor a few times, and it was such a pleasure working with him. My credentials are at: www.ratib.com
Ratib Habbal u can upload videos in which u have translated for Sir Noor Deen it Wud be a pleasure to watch his work with ur professional touch of translation. ... :-)
ما شفت خطاط محظوظ مثله يخربش والكل مبسوط واللي يكتب صح ما حد يسال عنه..كل ما يكتبه لا شي فيه من الصح..واعرفه اناني جدا ومادي جدا ولا يعطيك اي سر من الأدوات الا اذا دفعت ..سبحان الله
beautiful - thanks for sharing this ...very inspiring ... "With the different types of Arabic scripts there's certain rules that have to be followed - but if we're writing in the Chinese style we don't have to follow those rules - we just follow whatever is most beautiful." - wow I love that
ماشاء الله
he is an amazing person
Ma sha ALLAH ... It's amazing
I also started to do arabic calligraphy and learnt alot from this video and also motivated 💕 thanks alot
So Much Respect!! Truly Impressive!!
in the 16.20 minutes he said something about Kashideh, which the translator did not know the meaning. The word Kashideh is a Persian word for Stretching. So when you write a word like بسم الله you can eliminate the س by writing it like stretching it instead of three points just have one long س . just like what he showed in the video . just FYI
Hi thanks for explaining
Thank u for the explanation
Yes کشش (actually Translater isnt neither arab nor Persian,
Hi Hossein, the Farsi word is actually Kashish کشش
The same word is used in Urdu too, to mean the same thing. This can be seen here: ruclips.net/video/4e-xNS2UXfE/видео.html where the calligrapher Muhammad Akmal, is explaining how the PersioArabic letter Seen is stretched. Kashish has multiple meanings such as attraction, pull, tug etc. These multiple meanings are also common to both Farsi & Urdu.
Mashalah
So amazing
So talented
So creative
Ma sha Allah..I wish I can write like him
Wow wow wow, only words that come to my mouth... Thanks for sharing your art
ماشاء الله
سبحان الله
ما شاءالله
Nice 😍😮😱
Beautiful
just awesome!!!
Beautiful 💚
جميل جدا
awesome, love the style.
♥️
الخط العربي عشق
beautiful...
Amazing! What tool is he using to do this? Where can it be bought
Audio does sound only on left side
Plz can anyone tell me where can I buy these pens/brushes for calligraphy in India
Ternyata ini Haji Nurdin
I am really impressed. I am a native Arabic speaker learning calligraphy from a non-Arabic speaker
Verily, no difference between ummah but by piety and worship :)
Asmaa AbdelLatif do you think he is less pious then others because he doesn't speak Arabic?
Q4jk
he speaks arabic, but is not native arabic ethnicity
@المهاجر التونسي lol
@@davidq344 what kind of whako are you ? she just explicitely said the opposite of your venomuos interjection
there is no difference in Umah be Arabic or not
Arabic script is the most beautiful script among world languages. It is spiritually healing the mind. While working in the Middle East I used to watch all the Arabic Calligraphy murals on the walls and it used to be fascinating and spiritually elating. I don't know even a single letter in Arabic but it is very beautiful; more than beautiful it soothes you. Some day I will get an Arabic teacher to teach me the scripts
I am agree with you in this regard. Please visit my Channel to know more about Islamic Calligraphy Art.
ما شاء الله الخطاط الصينى يفتخربالتحدث باللغة العربية ويترجم وراءه المترجم للإنجليزى بدل أن يتحدث بلغتة الأم
اعزك الله كما اعززت لغة القرأن الكريم
إِنَّا جَعَلْنَاهُ قُرْآنًا عَرَبِيًّا لَعَلَّكُمْ تَعْقِلُونَ ﴿٣ الزخرف﴾
كيف تبا الناس يفهمون اذا المترجم قعد يتكلم عربي الجمهور كلهم ماهم عرب لازم حد يترجم لهم
@@ThinkForward0 يقصد ، من الجميل أنه تحدث بلغة القرآن بدل أن يتحدث بالصينية
والله كمان تحيه للمترجم الي عارف يترجم العربي مكسر وبدقة
هذا تركي
@@abotrump5186
تقصد تتاري منغولي😅
translator did a good job
I understand your point of view, but I do not completely agree with you. I found that the interpreter did a good job! Is it perfect? No! Never! But as far as the message is concerned, the message was transmitted fairly accurately to the non Arabic speakers in the audience. Which is ultimately what counts, taking into consideration that not every deep meaning of the Master's explications could be transmitted in any other language than Arabic itself. GOD bless the calligrapher. This is a very fine job and demonstration! MachaALLAH
رغم أنني لا أشاطرك الرأي، إلا أني أتفهم وجه نظرك. أكانت هذه ترجمة كاملة؟ طبعا لا فالكمال لله. لكن الرسالة نقلت بشكل واضح للمستمعين الذين لا يتقنون اللغة العربية الفصحى، وهذا هو فحو . الترجمة إذا أمعنت النظر في هذه النقطة. أرى أن المترجم قد أتقن عمله، خصوصا أنه لا يمكن في نهاية المطاف أن تنقل كامل المعنى بكامل تعقيده ودقته دائما و إلى أي لغة في العالم
بارك الله في هذا الخطاط الرائع. عمل متقن و جميل كجمال اللغة العربية ما شاء الله
I agree. A magnificient job in a very difficult exercice.
the speaker is Chinese speaking in Arabic with his own accent and the effect of his native language pronunciation and miss-pronunciation a lot of letters that is specific to Arabic, I have to admit the translator must have had a lot of experience to be able to get his job done .
@@chadiberhal I agree with you
All languages and letters in the world are beautiful. It is amazing the power that God has bestowed upon humans. Beautiful calligraphy.
its funny because im learning arabic and when i recognize a word i smile haha
Hhhh. I'm learning English when I recognize the English words.
i can relate!
I like the way the Chinese style and Arabic style comes together
اطلب العلم و لو كان في الصين هذا فنان ما شاء اللة thank you so much very nice
قلعة حمص قلعة حمص الله* مو تاء مربوطه الله يوفقك لما يحبه ويرضاه
ماشاء الله جميل أجمل لغة هي العربية
Im an Arab . the translator did a great job.
you are a liar because the Arab man first he mentioned all bait and after sahabah and the English cheating man first mentioned sahabah
H Naj It’s an on-the-spot translation, not everyone can have the best of memory and that was only one mistake (about the Ahul Bayt not being mentioned first over the Sahaba, but why be so picky about the wording positions?
عندما يجتمع جمال اللغة العربية وروعة الفن الصيني يخرج لنا مثل هذا الإبداع .
Mashaallah! This is extraordinary creative work. I know one calligrapher who write English alphabet using Arabic letters concept. This is now the Arabic in the eyes of Chinese language. I studied Chinese characters so I know for sure his work is extraordinary.
How can i get contact with this amazing calligrapher?
me and my father are self taught Arabic/ english calligraphers. and we had the honour of meeting with Master Haji Noor Deen and his wife at the Lakshman Kadirgamar institute here in Sri Lanka once. dada was lucky enough to get his name done by him, this was all amaaaazing and exciting!! ❤❤❤❤
Beautiful! It´s amazing what beauty people can produce.
Thank you for this video. Your calligraphy and combination of the artistry of the Arabic Islamic and Chinese arts of calligraphy is is both beautiful and spiritual and very gifted art at the same time. All the best regards and salams.
I'm Somali and understanding his Arabic perfectly (like he is speaking somali)
I have one of his works. Simply beautifully done. Always near to my heart! Alhamdullillah!🤲🏻
I am agree with you in this regard. Please visit my Channel to know more about Islamic Calligraphy Art.
I really dont get some of these comments. Attacking the chinese mans arabic and greatly praising the translator...... for real?!
ماشاء الله تبارك الله .
اللهم اعز الاسلام والمسلمين
You see how miraculous and perfect the Arabic language is! It can go along with many great languages of the world. It is universal. And this is why Allah (SW) has particularly pointed out in the Holy Quran that the Quran is revealed in Arabic language so that people can ponder. Lets learn Arabic.
one of the most beautiful video ever seen in my life ,,, Very valuable in the sense of inner feelings of the love of Creation and the Creator !!🌹💖🥀
(SAN 24/12/2021) 🇨🇦
Such a good teacher. Real. Great tutorial. Inspiring. I wish he has a set of series, that would be amazing.
I am agree with you in this regard. Please visit my Channel to know more about Islamic Calligraphy Art.
صيني يعرف اللغة العربية و انواع الخطوط سبحان الله الذي علم الانسان مالم يعلم
ما شاء الله، والله هذا فنان اكثر من معظم العرب و المسلمين
@عابر ܥܒܪ עבר
اثبت
@عابر ܥܒܪ עבר
البينة علي من ادعى
انت ادعيت بانه كلامي غلط، فانت تجيب الدليل مو انا
Mashaa Allah Tabarak Allah..first time to watch this video after your recent visit to UAE. Salam wa Barkat to you and your family.
In Arabic and Persian calligraphy, we have very strict rules and any attempt to cross those rules is "painting calligraphy", which is totally out of the official rules of either Arabic or Persian calligraphy. So, my point is that this guy is teaching the Chinese version of "Arabic painting calligraphy". Sayin' this as a Persian calligraphy teacher in "Naskh" and "Nasta'liq".
Omid H Sini is its own thing.
خط جميل وخيال اجمل وحب للخط العربي نفتقد هنا هكذا فنانين بالرغم انه يوجد فيى العالم العربي عباقرة في الخط غير معروفين
This is very beautiful and interesting.
انسان محترم ماشاء الله وزيادة عن ذلك خطاط.👍🏻😃
😮 so beautiful. I love hearing him speak in Arabic because I can understand some. I haven’t lost it all 🙏🏼
I am agree with you in this regard. Please visit my Channel to know more about Islamic Calligraphy Art.
الفيديو يتحدث عن خطاط صيني مسلم يشرح الخط العربي
بجد؟
كنت نحسابه سوداني يشرح الخط الهندي
شوية قريب علقت على جمال الخط الهندي ... انقذتني
ما شآء الله جميل جدًّا
Mash'a Allah very beautiful 😊
ما شاء الله تحية لكم من اليمن
ماشاءالله عليك يااستاذ . اساتذة العالم يجب ان يتعلمون منك حبك للغة العربية . وفنك ايضا
I bought one of his peices where he wrote la ila ha illalah many times and made it look like a plant growing in a pot. Cost me over $300, not sure it's worth anything now, but I love it.
just google "Arabic Calligraphy" and you will be surprised what can be done with Arabic Calligraphy, here is the term fro you in Arabic
it is 1400 years old Art
www.google.com/search?safe=strict&client=ubuntu&hs=RMQ&channel=fs&biw=1920&bih=959&tbm=isch&sa=1&ei=yHdwXb-7AZXHxgPy8o3gBQ&q=%D9%81%D9%86+%D8%A7%D9%84%D8%AE%D8%B7+%D8%A7%D9%84%D8%B9%D8%B1%D8%A8%D9%8A&oq=%D9%81%D9%86+%D8%A7%D9%84%D8%AE%D8%B7+%D8%A7%D9%84%D8%B9%D8%B1%D8%A8%D9%8A&gs_l=img.3..0j0i30l2j0i5i30.5677.8452..8674...0.0..0.350.3401.2-10j3......0....1..gws-wiz-img.......35i39.71xIBXchZlU&ved=0ahUKEwi_v9_91bjkAhWVo3EKHXJ5A1wQ4dUDCAY&uact=5#imgrc=nZUdNEcJ4zUlnM:
this is done by a Scottish artist , a part from Arabic poem
pbs.twimg.com/media/Bvy6W8RCIAA-fob?format=jpg&name=900x900
here is an Article (you can look at the images) that shows what American drew after learning Arabic Calligraphy
raseef22.com/article/1395-%D8%A5%D9%81%D8%B1%D8%AA-%D8%A8%D8%A7%D8%B1%D8%A8%D9%8A%D8%8C-%D8%A7%D9%84%D8%AE%D8%B7-%D8%A7%D9%84%D8%B9%D8%B1%D8%A8%D9%8A-%D8%B9%D9%84%D9%89-%D8%A7%D9%84%D8%B7%D8%B1%D9%8A%D9%82
mir-s3-cdn-cf.behance.net/project_modules/max_1200/14235c9660349.560d7d559390d.jpg
中华文化和伊斯兰文化都很讲究书法，当这两者交融后产生了人类艺术史上的奇观。
subhanallah everything was so beautiful 👍👍
Amazing. His book of works is also really beautiful and impressive. Definitely a jewel in my library.
What’s the name
جزاکم اللہ خیرا
لک تحیة من الھند 🇮🇳
Ma Sha Allah, Haji Noor Deen posses magic, I am really impressed...
This is one of the most essential aspects of culture : expressing the voice and heart though one of humanity's most graceful scripts; in the same breath creating beauty that must be treasured for all eternity.
هذا واحد من أهم جوانب الثقافة: التعبير عن الصوت والقلب من خلال أكثر البرامج الإنسانية رشاقة ؛ كل حين خلق الجمال - يجب أن نعتز به إلى الأبد.
Assalamualaikum from Indonesia
Waalaikumsalam
ماشاءالله
Mashallah very beautiful writing ❤❤
We stand with the Uyghurs people
هذا خط صينى عربي
ma shaa allah...Im so amazed...beautiful..how can i learn this ,such artistic strole
في الخط العربي انواع، ثلث نسخ ديواني رقعة كوفي فارسي ، ولكن ما إسم هذا الخط ؟ خط صينى أكيد
يمتلك نوع جمالي معين ولا تستطيع ان تنكر ذلك
he came to my mosque in Plano, TX and he talked about Islam in China and it was very interesting i also bought one from him
beautiful work by someone very talented. Mashalla
ما شاء الله احسنتم
يا إلهي!
ما أروع لغتنا نطقاً وحرفا!
no words to describe the art and the artist
Arsalan Shaikh try harder
ماشاء الله
Very beautiful مشاءالله
Beautiiful, but how do you write something that doesn't have God, Muhammad or anything religious in it? Like, "In the beginning, there was nothing"?
From nothing comes nothing.
@@THeINtegral1407 Depends on what you mean by "nothing". "What's in your hands? - Nothing!" But you'll still need to wash them before you eat.
So, what is "nothing"? What are the properties of "nothing"? and how do you know, or could even know, that nothing can come from nothing?
@@dyvel Nothing is nothing. Nothing is the absence of EVERY thing. What's in my hands is NOT "nothing", my hands have bacteria and dirt that I need to wash off. My hands occupy space and contain cells and atoms. If you think that's nothing, I'm sorry but I'm not sure what to say to that.
To ask: "What are the properties of "nothing"?" means there is a misunderstanding of the meaning of "nothing". You're still thinking it's something which is the opposite of what nothing is. Nothing is a concept that doesn't exist in reality because we have things in this world.
Saying "how do you know, or could even know, that nothing can come from nothing?" is like asking "how do you know, or could even know, that 1 + 1 = 2" or "how do you know, or could even know, that an empty set combined with set A containing three objects gives you the same set A with the same three objects". It's something that is logically clear. We logically know that if John doesn't have any money, whatsoever, we can't ask him to lend us $10 because he can't give what he doesn't have.
From nothing comes nothing.
@@THeINtegral1407 If that were true there wouldn't exist anything
@@THeINtegral1407 Well, then that's just pure philosophy.
It still depends on what you mean. When we say "nothing" we usually mean "not any of what you're expecting could be there." So it's heavily dependent on the question.
Does probability exist within your concept of nothing for example? Does a God?
If you're talking true nothingness, whatever that is, then no quantum fields, no time, no space, no other dimensions, no concepts, no logic, no probabilities, no God. Then we can't even talk about "where", "nowhere", "everywhere", "before", or "after".
If you're trying to use a logic model based on this universe with its dimensions of time, space and laws to determine the properties of something that doesn't exist within it, then that's not really a valid starting point.
If laws of logic exists within your "nothingness" then it's not nothing, by your definition. So remove those.
What you're really saying is that your nothingness is by definition a nothingness that nothing can come out of. So, I guess you're right about that, since it's a tautology.
But, by your phrasing "Nothing comes from nothing", that kind of nothing can give birth to more of the same kind, which is contradiction, so it's a contradiction and a tautology at the same time, which means that the statement is meaningless.
The only way your phrase makes sense is as philosophy. And as that it's a of course a tautology.
So the real question is then - can that kind of nothingness exist, and has it ever?
You see, it's meaningless to claim anything for certain at this level, since we're unable to prove or understand. We'll just have to wait for science to explain what happened at and before the big bang, and see if that brings anything new to the table.
Beautiful and absolutely talented. Thanks for sharing.
Beautiful work, the translator skipped a lot of what was said though.
You are right, the presentation was very nice but the Arabic interpreter missed alot of what Hajji Noor said.
That is the difference between a professional interpreter and others.
I have interpreted for Hajji Noor a few times, and it was such a pleasure working with him. My credentials are at: www.ratib.com
Ratib Habbal u can upload videos in which u have translated for Sir Noor Deen it Wud be a pleasure to watch his work with ur professional touch of translation. ... :-)
he did a great job. i think.
فهمت من المترجم اكثر من المتحدث بالعربية😕
Ummah Wahidah,,,East, West, North and the South ,,,,
Verily, no difference between the Ummah but by piety and worship
ما شفت خطاط محظوظ مثله يخربش والكل مبسوط واللي يكتب صح ما حد يسال عنه..كل ما يكتبه لا شي فيه من الصح..واعرفه اناني جدا ومادي جدا ولا يعطيك اي سر من الأدوات الا اذا دفعت ..سبحان الله
Been learning calligraphy for one year since I first saw this video. It’s basically free thuluth
ma sha Allah .. b-e-a-u-t-i-f-u-l *_*/ I want to learn it xD
I want to learn arabic because of the writing. impresing
جهل ويتبعه جهلاء.. الحداثة والتطوير من اصول الجهل والتخريب !
Absolutely mesmerizing and so amazing SubhanAllah MashaAllah MashaAllah
I am agree with you in this regard. Please visit my Channel to know more about Islamic Calligraphy Art.
Thanks to this wonderful professor... But I hope that the Arabic calligraphy writes with its real rules
So one can take these pages, frame them and sell them for a decent amount of money.
Can someone plz tell me the name of this 2nd "Style" @ 6:30.. ? I couldn't get it.. Thx!
This is called thuluth, ثلث.
I'm surprised no one stated that the 'kishida' is a ligature. It is common in typography and calligraphy.
Anyone knows name or number of the brush being used here? Is it kalam?
The translator looks so much like Magnus Carlsen the famous chees player
12:25 Am I the only one who sees that?
ما شاءالله
Writing right to left is easier for the audience to read and see, interesting.
beautiful - thanks for sharing this ...very inspiring ...
"With the different types of Arabic scripts there's certain rules that
have to be followed - but if we're writing in the Chinese style we don't
have to follow those rules - we just follow whatever is most
beautiful." - wow I love that
ماشاء الله
ES UNA MODIFICACION DE LA ESCRITURA DEL BUDHA, NO VERTICAL SINO HORIZONTAL DE DERECHA A IZQUIERDA Y CON TRAZOS ARTISTICOS