Museum Collection
International Museum of Muslim Cultures
In 2019, Tusif Ahmad artwork was acquired by the International Museum of Muslim Cultures.
Testimonials
A public page for approved testimonials, collector reflections, workshop feedback, and factual recognition connected to Tusif Ahmad's artwork and public programmes.
Museum Collection
In 2019, Tusif Ahmad artwork was acquired by the International Museum of Muslim Cultures.
Institutional Commission
In 2021, Tusif was commissioned to create artwork for the Australian Army Museum of Western Australia.
Awards
Recognition includes the Australian Muslim Achievement Awards finalist list, the Rockingham Arts Council Open Category Award, and a Highly Commended Cossack Art Award record.
Public Programmes
Tusif has delivered papercutting workshops and Islamic art programmes with galleries, universities, councils, libraries, and community organisations.
2019
Artwork acquisition by the International Museum of Muslim Cultures
2021
Commissioned artwork for the Australian Army Museum of Western Australia
2022
Finalist, Australian Muslim Achievement Awards
Open Award
Winner, Rockingham Arts Council Open Category Award
Published
Public testimonials approved for display on the website.
4 testimonials
Hello Tusif, Thank you for reaching out and for sharing your work. I appreciate your thoughtful approach to translating Quranic verses into visual form and will be happy to stay in touch. Wishing you all the best with your ongoing projects. Kind regards, Marwa
Dear Ustad Tusif, Salaam, I won’t be able to convey in words how thankful I am Allah swt has connected us nor how impactful and beautiful your work is. I had to print the portfolio out in a3 to truly enjoy your masterful craft. It truly is breathtaking, may Allah continue to bless you. Thank you for sharing all of this wonderful content. There is some incredible scope for a collaboration and sharing your craft and knowledge with the a wider audience bi iznillah. Warm regards Kasim Tariq 00447870401878 Fayakunu.co.uk
Hello Tusif, Thank you for reaching out and for sharing your inspiring work. I truly appreciate the artistic and spiritual depth of what you do. I’d be happy to learn more about your idea of collaboration — could you please share what kind of collaboration you have in mind? Looking forward to hearing more. Best regards, Rana
Hello Tusif, It was a pleasure learning about your work. Your approach to transforming Quranic verses into visual art is truly meaningful and beautifully executed. The craftsmanship and spiritual depth in your designs are very impressive. Wishing you continued success with your projects and workshops. I’d be happy to stay connected and explore potential opportunities in the future. Best regards,
Published
Written testimonials will appear here after the wording is approved for public display. Until then, this page records confirmed recognition, commissions, and public programme context.
Notes from collectors can describe the artwork, room, gift, commission story, and why the piece became meaningful.
Student and organiser feedback can document the learning experience, group response, and practical workshop outcome.
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Recognition
These notes are factual recognition points already represented in the public resume and exhibition history.
Museum Collection
In 2019, Tusif Ahmad artwork was acquired by the International Museum of Muslim Cultures.
Institutional Commission
In 2021, Tusif was commissioned to create artwork for the Australian Army Museum of Western Australia.
Awards
Recognition includes the Australian Muslim Achievement Awards finalist list, the Rockingham Arts Council Open Category Award, and a Highly Commended Cossack Art Award record.
Public Programmes
Tusif has delivered papercutting workshops and Islamic art programmes with galleries, universities, councils, libraries, and community organisations.
Feedback
Collectors, workshop organisers, students, curators, and institutions can send approved feedback for review and possible publication.