Alfars 24 Ahram

AlFars 24 Ahram is a thin Arabic font that follows the design of Egyptian script, and it was designed by Syed Irtiza Hassan Rizvi. Being released on January 30, 2016, this font has sharp and pointy letters with wide spaces between them. Evident from its look, this typeface is inspired by ancient Egyptian script, characterized by sharp angles and triangular open spaces. Each letter is precisely designed to reflect the geometric precision of hieroglyphs, evoking the charm of ancient Egypt. With its pyramid-like striking appearance, it aims to grab the attention at first sight. And because of its sharp angles and clean look, it is easy to read even at smaller sizes. It has an extensive glyph count of 334 and a charset containing 219 letters and symbols with compatibility for the latest Unicode blocks, including Arabic, Currency Symbols, Geometric Shapes, Arabic Presentation Forms-A, Basic Latin, Arabic Presentation Forms-B, and more. Thus, making it a diverse font is practical for many artistic projects. Each character is carefully designed to capture the essence of traditional Egyptian calligraphy, evoking a sense of history and culture. Moreover, it is loosely spaced, and even the zero spaces between some letters are triangular, making it perfect for Arabic branding or doing creative projects in need of a real Egyptian calligraphy touch.