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Prince Mohammed bin Salman Global Center for Arabic Calligraphy library

The library is the world’s largest and first specialized library dedicated to Arabic calligraphy and related arts. (SPA)

Saudi calligraphy center houses 2,000 papers in 11 languages

  • The library’s knowledge collections are integrated into a comprehensive specialized framework that begins with documenting Arabic calligraphy’s history, origins and stages of development
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