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The 21st of February a National Day for al-Musnad Calligraphy—al- Eryani declares

[20/02/2024 09:16]

ADEN-SABA
Minister of Information, Culture and Tourism Muammar Al-Eryani issued today, Tuesday, a ministerial decree stated that the 21st of February shall be a National Day for al-Musnad Calligraphy to celebrate the ancient Yemeni Calligraphy every year.

Al-Musnad Calligraphy is the oldest calligraphy in the Arabian Peninsula and the world as well.

The move is intended to draw attention to the ancient Yemeni civilization, great history and rich cultural heritage.

The Minister urged all Yemeni scholars, artists, historians, intellectuals and media men and women to contribute to the celebration of the Yemeni ancient calligraphy.