AA Sameer Almas is a bold and free-style Urdu font that captures the essence of handwritten expression. Inspired by the Divani script, it has irregular letterforms with thick, soft strokes and flowing terminals. Developed as part of the Sameer Almas font family, it has become a preferred style for Urdu writing, particularly in Pakistan and among Urdu writers worldwide. With 219 characters and 431 glyphs, the font offers language support for Arabic, Latin, and Urdu, making it versatile for various design projects. Its thick and strong strokes give it a bold presence, while the irregular appearance, untidy letterforms, and uneven spacing create a unique and handcrafted feel.
The font’s long and curly terminals, bent inwards, add to its soft, handwritten appearance, enhancing its charm. While its irregularity and boldness increase its artistic appeal, they may pose challenges for prolonged reading, making it only suitable for shorter text applications such as social media posts, headers, creative posters, and book covers. Although AA Sameer Almas may be difficult to read for extended periods, its high legibility on screens ensures effective communication in digital contexts. Moreover, it is compatible with a variety of Unicode blocks which further increases its demand and appeal among designers.
