The oldest written record of the ink pen is fitted pouch comes from the 10th century AD In 953, Caliph al-Mu'izz Ma'ad of Egyptians want a pen that does not contaminate the hands and clothes with ink. He was given a pen is fitted storage ink, and the ink flow into the nib with the help of capillary action and gravity. As noted by the qadi al-Nu'man al-Tamimi (974) in the majalis al-Kitab wa 'l-musayardt, al-Mu'izz who led the project of making the pen giving instructions:
We wanted to create a pen that can be used to write without having to commute menceluplan pen into the inkwell and the pen must be equipped ink bag in it. Own the pen can be put in a sleeve or anywhere he coveted no ink marks or ink leaking from the pen. Ink flows only if the owners use it to write. To our knowledge no one has ever made (pen like this), and as "material reflection" for anyone who is aware of the usefulness and importance of the pen like this.
