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The Nastaliq font is contracted
from Persian naskh-i ta‘liq (literally "slanted body text",
or, casually, "naskh-italic") is the most elegant and sophisticated
of Arabic script styles.
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The Naskh font
is plain and simple. It is based on an exhaustive analysis of Ottoman manuscript
practice and faithfully captures the historical Naskh as it evolved from
practical calligraphy into the best legible Arabic typography ever designed.
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The Emiri font is
a contemporary text typeface for Arabic and Latin script. Its integrated
design is conceived for formal harmony in multi-lingual publications |
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