Khatt | Hat | Khattat-i | Calligraphy |  |
Khattat | Hattat | Khattat | Calligrapher |  |
Mufraddat | Mufredat | Mufraddat | Detached letters—the first stage in the traditional calligraphy learning process |  |
Murakkabat | Murekkebat | Murakkabat | Assembled letters—the second stage in the traditional calligraphy learning process |  |
Ijaza | Icazet | Ijaza | License—certificate given to the calligraphy student, allowing him or her to teach; means “permission,” or “authority” |  |
Karalama | Karalama | Karalama | Single sheets of calligraphic exercises |  |
Meshk | Mesk | Meshk | Practice sheet or lesson |  |
Dawat | Divit | Dawat | Portable inkwell and pen holder |  |
Qalam | Kalem | Qalam | A reed pen |  |
Hibr | Mürekkep | Murakkab | Ink |  |
Liqa | Lika | Liqa | Wad of silk used in an inkwell to absorb ink |  |
Miqadda | Makta | Nay-qat | A cutting board on which you rest the pen when trimming the tip |  |
Tarkheem | Ebrü | Kaghaz-i abri | The art of paper marbling |  |
Bismillah | Besmele | Bismillah | An Islamic Arabic phrase meaning, “In the name of God, most gracious, most compassionate” |  |