Early Chinese and Arabian religious scholars wrote inscriptions in sacred texts using they style of writing known as

a) calligraphy

b) code

c) iconography

d) italics

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Dayanara Stout

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8 February, 15:54

Early Chinese and Arabian religious scholars wrote inscriptions in sacred texts using they style of writing known as

a) calligraphy

b) code

c) iconography

d) italics

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Diya Michael · Answer 1

A) Calligraphy

Explanation:

The use of calligraphy system of writing was dated back to 1500-1122BC which was the system used during the Shang Dynasty in China while the Arabian's also made use of this during the Arabic Calligraphy during the Diwani period in the 16th and 17th century of the ottoman Turks. Housman Roumi invented it in the Arabian countries.

It must however be noted that Calligraphy also improve and bring about deleopment in ways in which letters are made.

Early Chinese and Arabian religious scholars wrote inscriptions in sacred texts using they style of writing known asa) calligraphyb) codec) iconographyd) italics

Early Chinese and Arabian religious scholars wrote inscriptions in sacred texts using they style of writing known as

a) calligraphy

b) code

c) iconography

d) italics