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Davud Bektas

Davud Bektaş is a Turkish calligrapher who won several national and international prizes and participted in more than 15 exhibitions worldwide. He was born in the village Akoluk near Adana in 1963 and has a degree in law from Istanbul University. He took calligraphy lessons with several calligraphers such as Yusuf Ergun Erzincani and Hasan Celebi. Bektaş has a deep interest in the thuluth script but is now also exploring the avenues of other scripts, such as the ’tali’q and the deewaany scripts. Bektaş teaches Islaamic calligraphy classes in Istanbul

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