English Language & Conversation

Hast-o-Neest

Centre for Traditional Art & Culture

Course: English Language & Conversation

Level-I (6 weeks)

The course will be taught with the objective of introducing English language grammar and vocabulary with emphasis on conversation.

6 Weeks: November 1st to December 8th 2011

Timings:    Tuesdays and Thursdays 3:30 to 4:30 pm
Fees: Rs: 3,000

Limited Space  

Faculty: Talha Ali Kushwaha

Register by visiting Hast-o-Neest.
Venue: Hast-o-Neest Centre for Traditional Art & Culture

10 Commercial Building,Old Anarkali Crossing,The Mall, Lahore

Tel: 042-37-314-316, Cell: 0324-4425563

Email: hast.o.neest@gmail.com

Arabic Calligraphy at Hast-o-Neest

Arabic calligraphy, thus, is the art of beautiful or elegant handwriting as exhibited by the correct formation of characters, the ordering of the various parts, and harmony of proportions.

In the Islamic world, calligraphy has traditionally been held in high regard. The high esteem accorded to the copying of the Quran, and the aesthetic energy that was devoted to it, raised Arabic calligraphy to the status of an art. http://calligraphyislamic.com/


CALLIGRAPHY CLASSES AT HAST-O-NEEST are on-going, interested students can enroll throughout the year.


The duration of one module is three months. There are four modules of learning calligraphy at Hast-o-Neest: primary, secondary, advanced and higher. The course includes traditional pen and traditional paper making.


Calligraphy Sunday Class: Irfan Ahmed Qureshi, 2 to 4 pm, Rs. 2000/month


Calligraphy Regular Class: Irfan Ahmed Qureshi, 3 to 5 pm, Rs. 3000/month, Fridays & Saturdays

Postponed: Sunday 23rd October music event

Announcement:
Sunday 23rd October Art Music event featuring Redhouse Musical Ensemble has been POSTPONED.
There is no program scheduled for this Sunday.




Film Screening

Sunday 16th October, 4:30pm

Iranian Film:

Ekhrajiha
(Urdu Dubbing)

Ekhrajiha اخراجی ها,The Outcasts

A 2007 Iranian film written and directed by Masoud Dehnamaki, set during the Iran-Iraq war.

The film is Dehnamaki's first feature film. He is known to be one of Iran's most extreme ultra-conservatives, with his viewpoints being extremely controversial. The film had also broken all box-office records in Iran, earning nearly 1 billion toman only twenty-eight days after its release and finishing its run with over 2 billion toman.
The movie, set in 1988 begins when Majid (Kambiz Dirbaz), a local thug from Southern Tehran is freed from prison along with his friend Amir (Arzhang Amirfazli). To avoid embarrassment, Majid and his friends have told his family and neighborhood that Majid is returning from Hajj. His lie though is revealed after some mistakes by Amir and his other friend Bayram (Akbar Abdi).

Talk on Psychotherapy

Hast-o-Neest Centre for Traditional Art & Culture

invites you to

Sunday Guest Hour

 Dr. Asir Ajmal

will speak on

Psychotherapy in the
Post-Modern Era

Sunday, 9th October
At 4:30 pm

Dr. Asir Ajmal currently teaches at the Psychology Department at GC University, Lahore, and is a member of the clinical division of the British Psychological Society

Hast-o-Neest Centre for Traditional Art & Culture

10 Commercial Building

(Adjacent Tollington Museum, Old Anarkali)

Shahrah-e-Quaid-e-Azam,

Tel: 042-37-314-316, 03008493170