The exhibition is told through the eyes of Mr Khan and the acclaimed calligrapher Razwan Ul-Haq, who himself was a one-time boxing trainee and lives in Bradford.
The calligraphy they have chosen for the display stretches from ninth-century works through to contemporary pieces.
Mr Ul-Haq said being part of putting the exhibition together was a “privilege”.
“I don’t think anyone has seen a similarity between boxing and calligraphy before,” he said.
“When I’m writing, I have to be absolutely precise.
“If I write a word or a dot out of place then the whole thing will lose its harmony. It’s the same with boxing – if you let your guard down you’re on the canvas.”
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