There are many people in our society who have achieved great success in various fields outside their profession, which has surpassed their profession. One such person is Sayeed Ahmed Tanvir. Although his profession is teaching, his beautiful calligraphy has won the hearts of people. He earns about 40 thousand taka per month by doing calligraphy. Tanvir of Shibnagar village in Kanaighat upazila of Sylhet has completed Daora and Ifta from Qaumi Madrasa and is teaching at Sylhet Jalalabad International Madrasa.

Tanvir's parents' handwriting was very beautiful. They used to design and tie up all the beautiful scenes. These things inspired Tanvir. He also thought of writing like this. After joining the madrasa in 2006, he made posters for various institutions. His writings used to be on the walls of educational institutions. In 2019, Mahbub Murshid's calligraphy course opened his eyes. His first calligraphy was Kalemae Tayyiba, the second was Ayatul Kursi.

He started earning money by selling calligraphy to a classmate in 2019. After that, he never looked back. Tanvir has made about 300 calligraphy works so far. Calligraphy has been one of his main sources of income for five years. He earns an average of 30,000 to 40,000 taka per month. However, he said that his income depends on the amount of work he does. The lowest price he gets is 2,000 taka and the highest is 100,000 taka.

Tanvir not only does calligraphy himself. He teaches calligraphy to those interested both offline and online. Tanvir conducts at least two courses every month through Calligraphy Academy. About 15 people participate in each course. So far, he has taught calligraphy to more than a hundred interested people. Tanvir is the general secretary of the Sylhet Calligraphers Association.

He has a Facebook page called Tanvirs. If you go to this page, you can see his calligraphy, as well as place orders in his inbox. He has a YouTube channel with the same name, where he uploads tutorials, which beginners can benefit from.

For example, if you do good work, you get both exhibition opportunities and awards. Tanvir is no exception. He has participated in eight exhibitions in the country and abroad so far. Notable among them are Obscure Artists of Bangladesh, Winter Art Festival, Dhaka, Siratunnabi (PBUH) Calligraphy Exhibition, America.

He won first place nationally in the National Siratunnabi (PBUH) Calligraphy Competition organized by the Charushilpi Parishad in Bangladesh. In addition, he won first and second place respectively in the calligraphy competition organized by Ten Minute School and Sylhet Central Muslim Literary Society. For those who are completely new. Interested in learning calligraphy. Tanvir's 4 suggestions are learning, practicing, imitating adults and sticking to it.

Tanvir's calligraphy life has both joys and sorrows. He saved money from calligraphy and used it to go on a pilgrimage to Baitullah. This is his happiest event. Tanvir has many dreams about calligraphy. He wants to be a bearer of the art of calligraphy in the country and abroad in the future.