Al Bader Award Celebrated As Guest Of Honour At Fez Calligraphy Festival

The Al Bader Award has been chosen as the Guest of Honour at the ninth Fez International Festival of Arabic Calligraphy Art and Ornamentation. This event will take place in Morocco from 28th to 30th June 2024, under the theme "Ambassador".

The festival is organised by the Chameleon Association of Fine Arts, with backing from Morocco’s Ministry of Youth, Culture, and Communication. The event aims to highlight the rich tradition of Arabic calligraphy and ornamentation.

The Al Bader Award is held biennially under the patronage of H.H. Sheikh Mohammed bin Hamad bin Mohammed Al Sharqi, Crown Prince of Fujairah. It is recognised as a leading award in its field, celebrating the love for Prophet Mohammed (PBUH) and promoting Islamic values.

The Fez International Festival honoured the Office of H.H. Crown Prince of Fujairah, represented by its Director, Dr. Ahmed Hamdan Al Zeyoudi. This recognition reflects appreciation for efforts made to elevate the Award’s status both regionally and globally.

The Festival is a significant event for enthusiasts of Islamic arts, especially Arabic calligraphy and ornamentation. It attracts extensive international participation from artists who showcase their creative works and expertise.

Promoting Islamic Values

The Al Bader initiative aims to shed light on the life of Prophet Mohammed (PBUH) and promote tolerant Islamic values through various activities, events, and live workshops. It brings together creative individuals from different artistic and literary fields worldwide.

This initiative seeks to draw valuable lessons from Islamic principles and teachings while fostering a deeper understanding among participants.

The acknowledgement for Al Bader Award highlights its sponsorship of cultural and artistic events and its support for artists. This recognition underscores the importance of promoting cultural heritage through such prestigious awards.

Overall, the Fez International Festival serves as a platform for celebrating Islamic arts while fostering international collaboration among artists and calligraphers.

With inputs from WAM