Calligraphy is a form of Islamic art. Islamic calligraphy consists of seven scripts: Naskh, Thuluth, Diwani, Diwani Jali, Riq'ah, and Kufi. Calligraphy training for beginners typically uses the Naskh script because it is the most widely used and frequently encountered script in Indonesia, including in the writing of the Quran. Therefore, calligraphy training will also enhance children's and teenagers' love for Islamic art and the Quran.

Meaning, purpose, and objectives to be achieved

The purpose of this activity is for children, teenagers, and santri (Islamic boarding school students) to appreciate calligraphy as Islamic art, and also for the Quran, which is used as the subject of calligraphy.

The objective is:

• Introducing children and teenagers to calligraphy as part of Islamic art
• Providing an understanding of the correct way to write calligraphy and Arabic letters
• Instilling the values of beauty and love for the Quran
• Getting teenagers accustomed to doing positive things in their free time, one of which is writing.

The target of this activity is children and teenagers, as well as students of TPA/TPQ and youth in Lamandau Regency.