A retired teacher exploits the talent of the line to write the Koran in two years.

He acquired his talent from his childhood and did not expect his dream to become a reality.

Fahd bin Nasser Al-Khashim did not expect his dream to turn into a talent for Arabic calligraphy, after being mocked by the support of the Qur'an, announcing yesterday the end of his voluntary journey of 39, writing the Koran in a short time.

Fahad Al-Khashim told Sabd that he was a fan of Arabic calligraphy since his childhood and that he had gotten college thanks to the studies he had conducted on his brother and mentor Sheikh Hussein bin Nasser – may God have mercy on him – and that he remains a hobby where he finds pleasure and spirituality in his spare time after his early retirement from the field of education Served for 33 years.

Khusim recalls his beginnings in writing the Qur'an when he had entrusted one of his daughters, a computer science graduate, with the preparation of specific pages with inscriptions and special decorations such as those found in the Qur'an, but one year after his transfer from Wadi Al-Dawaser to Riyadh, "Which is a Koran decorated and numbered and devoid of Qur'anic verses, which has been adopted by the authorities concerned.

He added that "this has facilitated the process of starting the Qur'an's writing in two years and two months, began on 15-5-1438 and ended yesterday, 15-7-1440. , noting that he writes two hours a day for two sessions, and the other training. "

Al-Khashim said: "In his speech, he stated that the purpose of this work is to be a legacy for his children and his children, and a gesture to support the Qur'an and pave the way for others to start writing the Quran, asking the Almighty to accept it purely for his sacred face. "

Fahd bin Nasir Al-Khashim, a member of the social network site, announced that he completed Friday the writing of the Quran, citing the Musnaf of Medina, a broad and unprecedented echo inviting him to succeed and repay.