A five-weight Arabic typeface by Ahmed Zaza that fuses Kufi angularity with Naskh proportions to produce a hybrid suited to branding, packaging and advertising.
About
Mirsal Arabic draws on the geometric rigidity of classical Kufi script and softens it with the more flowing conventions of Naskh, resulting in a typeface that sits between tradition and contemporary commercial use. Five weights from Light to Black give it range across headlines and body-weight display settings. The family includes alternate glyphs for shorter descenders and connected letterforms, alongside a choice of two dot styles offered as separate font files.
Classification
A modern Arabic display typeface that blends the geometric angularity of Kufi calligraphy with the legibility conventions of Naskh, producing a hybrid with contemporary proportions suited to branding and editorial work.
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