Practicing Islamic calligraphy is a special endeavor, for it generates a sense of fulfillment in ways not immediately associated with art itself, and that is due to the confluence, Hafiz Saeed Ahmad have seen every day occurring on paper between the letters of religion that he form with inks and pens and the spiritual truths of those letters that rise up from the physical plane to define and refine him. Here is an activity that has become much more than the pursuit of a skillful craft.

He always knew deep down that this was a possibility. “Never underestimate Allah’s generosity. He might raise you many degrees by one simple, sincere effort.” As He pen each Arabic letter hoping to improve his flow with the kalam, the anticipation of suddenly happening upon a treasure of meaning has turned his sometime hobby into an occupation that fortifies his faith and proves a reliable antidote to stress and sullenness. The art of Islamic penmanship is a bridge between the spiritual and material, the visual and the verbal. It is a living tradition that has the capacity for self-renewal enabling Hafiz Saeed Ahmad to adopt a contemporary approach while remaining true to his artistic heritage and the many years of study, linking him to the calligraphy masters of the past. In 1999-2007, Hafiz Saeed Ahmad was awarded the Degree in Calligraphy. (Calligraphic Academy) from Lahore, Pakistan. He got Diploma in Miniature in 2005-2006 from Naqsh School of Arts (inside bhati gate).