BADAWĪ al-DİRANĪ - ircica

04. SUBJECT AND REGULATIONS OF THE COMPETITION04.01 StylesThe Competition covers the following styles:a. Jaly Thuluth:(To be written with a pen of at least 5 mm. nib as a composition on lines. The paper can beused either horizontally or vertically).b. Thuluth:(To be written with a pen of maximum 2-3 mm. nib on lines parallel to each other. Thepaper can be used either horizontally or vertically).c. Naskh:(To be written with a pen of 1 mm. nib maximum on two pages facing each other on thesame paper).d. Jaly Ta’līq:(To be written following Sami Efendi’s school with a pen of not less than 5 mm.-wide nib).e. Ta’liq (Nasta’līq):(To be written following Mir Imad’s school on oblique or horizontal lines on the samepaper with a pen of 2-3 mm. nib)f. Jaly Diwani:(To be written with a pen of 3-4 mm. nib).The participants should take care not to repeat the following widespread mistakes in thisstyle. The works that contain these mistakes will be disqualified.1- The letter “dal” at the end of a word ( ) should be written as ( ) ratherthan as ( ).2- The vowel marks (………………….….) can be used only where necessary; they shouldnot be used repeatedly for the sake of decoration.g. Diwani:(To be written in horizontal lines parallel to each other, with a pen of 2 mm. nibmaximum).h. Kufi: (To be written with a reed pen of maximum 5 mm. nib in “Kufic Mushaf” style.)i. Riq’a: (To be written with a pen of 1-3 mm. nib).j. Maghribi: (To be written in “Mabsut” style with a pen of of 1 mm. nib maximum).04.02 RulesThe works to be submitted to the competition should be written in the traditional way, with areed pen, in conformity with the classical rules. Classical black ink must be used in order toreflect the movement of the reed pen.6