Calligraphy is a traditional art form that appeals to learners as it reveals an artistic dimension to the written script that fascinates and elevates the experience of language learning. Arabic Calligraphy is known for its artistic renditions of the letters, at times transposing images with letters, a play on multiple forms. There are various traditions of Arabic Script, the Morocco one is much less cursive than the Syrian or Iraqi one for instance, some say that the square and unpolished form of the Morocco-based calligraphy has to do with the conditions of its adaptation to the North African world. We propose calligraphy workshops both in Arabic and Tifinagh Scripts, the Tifinagh script has long been associated with tattoos and with tribal identification amongst the Amazigh communities. In addition to considering this activity as an art form, it is also the occasion of reflecting on the history of these fascinating scripts, the conditions in which they evolved, and how they continue to live, even thrive, nowadays. We use all traditional ink, fountain-like reeds on paper, and occasionally learning, wooden tablets as practiced in the traditional religious schools.