The Art of Arabic Calligraphy is an Aesthetic Value in Algerian Children's Literature

Arabic calligraphy is considered one of the sacred Islamic arts that cultivates taste and refines the senses in its spiritual, religious, and cultural aspects. Its letters possess an aesthetic quality that stems from the nature of this writing, which gives people inner energy. This is what this study will point out. Learning Arabic calligraphy constitutes an aesthetic value in the field of children's literature because it represents a building block in terms of its magical, emotional, and spiritual connotations. The art of Arabic calligraphy is also an essential acquisition for a child's early vision and the fulfillment of their desires, which instills in their psyche a broad imagination and a solid foundation for exploration. The grammatical and morphological secrets, especially in the writing of the Holy Qur'an, may be evident in a school in Algiers, the Algerian Club for Arabic Calligraphy and Islamic Ornamentation in Algeria, which we will refer to throughout this research as a model study. We will attempt to determine the extent to which the aesthetics of Arabic calligraphy influence children's inclinations in their choice of various calligraphy styles, which they adopt, striving to be creative in them, achieving the qualities of beauty, majesty, and perfection. We will also attempt to analyze the writings of some children in terms of their various artistic and aesthetic aspects, which emphasize the unity of the Arabic letters and their interconnectedness in a beautiful geometric form.