ACTIVITIES
NEWSROLL
Hast o Neest
Institute of Traditional Studies & Arts
Ibn Muqla Centre of Arts
Ibn Arabi Centre of Philosophy & Metaphysics
Abu Rayhan Biruni Centre of Languages
Ahmed Mimar Centre of Architecture
A private, non-partisan and not-for-profit educational trust set up and managed by a Board of Trustees, who are also the main financiers with accounts audited annually.
It is a volunteer-based institute - including volunteering partner institutions - committed to a culture of knowledge, specifically of traditional thought, arts and philosophy.
Study Circles/Open Lectures/Sittings & Courses
Karachi, Lahore & Islamabad
Calligraphy. Illumination (Tezhib). Miniatures.
Classical Music (Vocals. Instruments.)
Arabic. Farsi. Urdu.
Traditional & Modern Philosophy. Irfan.
Islamic & Traditional Architecture. Sacred Geometry.
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'Tradition'
in Traditional Studies & Arts
The word ‘Tradition’ is not used in the everyday sense of signifying something connected to the past. Here the word ‘Tradition’ is used in a particular sense, where it signifies a sacred ‘world-view’, according to which both Nature and Man are seen as having their roots in and as manifestations of a Divine Source. It is this world-view derived from Revelation and the teachings of the Prophets and the Saints, which underlies Traditional Wisdom, Culture & Art.
