The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has installed the longest calligraphic mural in the world on King Abdul Aziz Street, the road that leads to Makkah’s Grand Mosque. The 75-meter-long mural, designed by artist Amal Felemban, joins an array of sculptures and installations. The mural seeks to enhance the beauty of Makkah and presents a beauty that carries the heritage of people, their ideas and their history throughout the ages. The Makkah Municipality organizes competitions for painting murals and drawing Arabic calligraphy, with a team from Umm Al-Qura University also involved in improving the landscape of the city.
KSA Installs Longest Calligraphic Mural in the World
To enhance the beauty of Makkah, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has installed an Arabic calligraphy mural on King Abdul Aziz Street, the road that leads to Makkah’s Grand Mosque. The 75-meter-long mural was designed by artist Amal Felemban and joins an array of sculptures and installations.
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