[Auto-translated content] The lectures for the intensive training course (Arabic manuscript fonts) for the year 2025 were concluded on Tuesday, May 20, 2025, which the institute held at its headquarters for three consecutive days, at a rate of (4) lectures per day, with a total of (15) training hours. The course (Arabic Manuscript Fonts), which covered a forgotten subject among those working with Arabic manuscripts, aimed to provide the trainee with sufficient knowledge of Arabic calligraphy in terms of its origins, terminology, types, and various classifications. Examples: the scripts of the Qur’an, the six pens, the families of the Thuluth, Maghribi, and Nastaliq scripts, and other types of Arabic calligraphy, this is from the theoretical side. As for practical application, four training sessions were devoted to it, presented by experts specialized in the history of Arabic calligraphy and creative artists in the art of Arabic calligraphy, to identify the distinguishing features between Arabic calligraphy, to distinguish between them, and to present illustrative models. (48) researchers joined the course in person and remotely. From (9) countries: Palestine, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Syria, Kuwait, the Sultanate of Oman, Algeria, the Emirates, and Pakistan.