Tahir Bin Qalandar, also known as Bin Qulander, is a renowned Pakistani visual artist and calligrapher celebrated for his fusion of Islamic calligraphy with contemporary art forms.

Early Life and Education
Born on March 7, 1980, in Lahore, Pakistan, Tahir Bin Qalandar is the son of Sufi sage Ghulam Rasool Qalandar. He earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Miniature Painting from the National College of Arts (NCA), Lahore, in 2009, completing his thesis in digital lenticular art. In 2010, he pursued a diploma in Calligraphy, further honing his skills in this sacred art form.

Artistic Journey
Before fully dedicating himself to calligraphy, Bin Qalandar worked as a graphic designer for a decade. His calligraphic works are distinguished by their intricate layering, bold color schemes, and the integration of geometric patterns with fluid forms. Drawing inspiration from his Sufi heritage, his art conveys themes of peace, love, and spirituality.

Exhibitions and Recognition
Bin Qalandar's artworks have been showcased in numerous exhibitions both nationally and internationally. Notable exhibitions include:
"The Art of Calligraphy by Seven Calligraphers" at Revivers Gallery, Lahore (2011)

"Concert of Colors" at the Omani Society, Oman (2011)

Art Expo Malaysia with Ejaz Galleries, Lahore (2011)

"Noon Walqalam" at Satrang Art Gallery, Islamabad (2012)

"Colors of Democracy" at the National Assembly, Islamabad (2012)

His contributions have significantly influenced the contemporary Islamic art scene in Pakistan.

Philosophy and Legacy
Embracing the title 'Bin Qalandar' upon his father's endorsement, Tahir Bin Qalandar's works are a testament to his spiritual journey and artistic evolution. Through his art, he continues to inspire and resonate with audiences seeking a blend of traditional calligraphy and modern artistic expression.