Abdoline is a regular sans-serif Arabic font family, and it was introduced in 2016 by designer Abdulsamie Rajab Salem. The typeface draws inspiration from the clear and straightforward aesthetics of the Naskh script, prioritizing readability above all. It has a simple letterform with sharp edges and angular corners, omitting any extra decorations like dashes and flourishes. This makes it perfect for applications where easy reading is essential, such as body text in books and magazines or headings on websites. The strength of this font family lies in its versatility. It comes in a range of weights, from thin and delicate for a subtle touch to bold and black for a commanding presence. It offers 6 different weights, which include:
1. Abdo Line Thin
2. Abdo Line Regular
3. Abdo Line Light
4. Abdo Line Bold
5. Abdo Line Heavy
6. Abdo Line Black
This allows you to choose the weight that best suits your design needs, whether you’re creating a logo or crafting a website. The font also boasts a large character set of 342 letters and symbols, a glyph count of 712, supporting not just Arabic but also languages with similar alphabets like Urdu and Farsi, and even includes Latin characters. This makes it a great option for multilingual design projects. With its clean lines and minimal decorative elements, Abdoline offers a professional and modern look that can elevate a variety of creative projects. Supporting a wide array of Unicode blocks, the font family ensures compatibility across various platforms and applications, further solidifying its position as a versatile and dependable font choice for modern design needs.
