Re: Quran Graphics

[Mete Kural <metekural at yahoo dot com>]

In terms of using graphics produced by another artist,
I would strongly recommend asking the permission of
that artist or the organization that he/she was hired
by. As long as this permission is granted, God willing
there should not be any copyright issues. I personally
wouldn't proceed without asking the permission of the
copyright owner.

And by the way, any thoughts on the Arabic Quran text
matters that I mentioned in my previous post. I'm
wondering what you guys think. I think we should worry
a little more about the Arabic text of the Quran.

Peace,
Mete

--- Nadim Shaikli <shaikli at yahoo dot com> wrote:
> --- Maher Ben Moussa <maher_dev hotmail.com> wrote:
> > > -----Original Message-----
> > > From: Kareem Darwish
> > >
> > > As far as the design of the existing Qur'an
> cover specially the
> > > one from Al-Malek Fahd center of printing the
> Qur'an, I don't think
> > > they will loose any sleep over copyright of the
> design.  They distribute
> > > the Qur'an for free for God's sake!
> > 
> > You're right, but it would be better if we get
> there permission too.
> > I'm not an expert in this area, so I wouldn't say
> something for sure
> > about it.  What do other people of Arabeyes think
> about this?
> 
> Maher (et al), go with the cover until we hear
> otherwise (ie. scan it and
> then manipulate it any which way you (and the
> artist) see fit) - I tend to
> agree with Kareem on this one and don't think it
> will ever be an issue.
> 
> Salam (keep the progress coming) and I will have
> some fonts you might be
> interested in soon ;-)
> 
>  - Nadim
> 
> 
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