Welcome to the Letter Haa

Thuluth Calligraphy section of the Letter Animation Studio

On this page, you will find a detailed breakdown of the Haa’s structure, its individual parts, and the precise technique required to craft it in the Thuluth style.

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Anatomy of the Letter Haa

The letter Haa in Thuluth consists of the following key parts:

Shape 1   Shape 2

Full Animation of Haa

The Haa (هـ) is a distinctive and flowing letter in the Arabic script, celebrated for its rounded and balanced structure. In Thuluth calligraphy, the Haa is a beautiful representation of harmony, requiring precise strokes and graceful curves. Shape 1 of the Haa consists of five carefully crafted strokes, each playing a vital role in defining the letter's unique character.

1.First Stroke

Begin with a vertical stroke at an angle of 90°, creating the foundation of the letter.

This stroke measures 3 1/4 nuqtas in height and 2 nuqtas in width, establishing the base structure of the Haa.

Start angle 75

End angle 75

2.Second Stroke

Transition to a diagonal stroke at an angle of 70°, introducing a graceful curve.

The dimensions are 2 1/4 nuqtas in height and 3 nuqtas in width, adding flow to the upper part of the letter.

3.Third Stroke

Add another diagonal stroke at 70°, forming the next segment of the curve.

This stroke measures 2 nuqtas in height and 2 nuqtas in width, connecting seamlessly to the second stroke.

4.Fourth Stroke

Continue with a slightly larger diagonal stroke at 75°, defining the outer curve.

This stroke measures 2 1/4 nuqtas in height and 4 nuqtas in width, giving the Haa its characteristic rounded appearance.

5.Fifth Stroke

Complete the Haa with its defining head, which adds precision and elegance to the letter’s design.