See also here.Īrabic typography web site and font foundry established in 2007 by Hasan Abu Afash, an Arab designer living in Gaza/Palestine. Earlier he made a series of 32 Arabic / Kurdish typefaces called Kazhin 1 through Kazhin 32 (2014). Irbil, Iraq-based designer of the monoline Kurdish font Qshtoka (2014).

By the 3rd century CE an alphabet was created to write down the ancient Avestan language. Due to lingusitic change, fluency in Avestan as spoken a thousand years earlier was deteorating, and hence the need to write the language became increasingly apparent. He offers Ahuramazda there, which is an alphabet for the Avestan language: Avestan was an Iranian language in which the earliest Zoroastrian hymns were orally transmitted since 1500 BCE. He joined the Open Font Library movement. There are OpenType tables for Arabic and embedded bitmaps included. About the Kurdish font, he writes: Kurdish AllAlphabets contains 694 glyphs and 529 standard kern pairs: Latin, Cyrillic and Arabic script. He also has a Kurdish font, as well as maps about the Kurds and about Indian languages. His pages also cover Tamil, and one can download the ETTamilNew font. He designed a Devanagari font called ShiDeva that includes a 'volt' table and many ligatures.

Įrnst Tremel s based in Muenster, Germany.

These include K-Dylan-Apo, KDylanArdalanWeb, KDylanBabanWeb, KDylanBotanWeb, KDylanKurdiWeb, KDylanMukrianWeb, and KDylanSoranWeb. ĭesigner of a family of Kurdish typefaces called K Dylan. In 2022, he designed the stencil display typeface Dersima, as an homage to the victims of genocide and oppression. Ĭankat Saribas is UX/UI, graphic, and type desginer of Armenian and Alevi-Kurdish background who was born and raised in London. It is cursive, caseless, and written right-to-left. The Arabic script is used for the following languages: Arabic, Farsi (the official language of Iran), Jawi (the Arabic alphabet for Malay used until the 17th century), Kurdish, Pashto (the official language of Afghanistan), Sindhi (an Indo-Aryan language with about 9 million speakers in the south-eastern province of Sind in Pakistan and in India) and Urdu (the official language of Pakistan) it can also be used for Punjabi (which is spoken in Pakistan and the Indian state of Panjab, but only in Pakistan is it written using Arabic script). TYPE DESIGN INFORMATION PAGE last updated onĭesigner of the Arabic / Kurdish font K_hjmearok (1997).

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