Bahij Droid Naskh, a font style designed by Pascal Zoghbi, Steve Matteson, and Dr. Abdul Hamid Osmani Bahij and released by Bahij Virtual Academy, Kabul, Afghanistan, offers a refined appearance inspired by Naskh script. With its wide and regular letterform, it is well-suited for various languages, including Arabic, Latin, Greek, Urdu, and Persian. Released on December 28, 2019, this font features 843 characters and 1217 glyphs, providing versatility for different text requirements. Moreover, with its wide compatibility across various Unicode Standards, the font tends to offer seamless support with several platforms and tools. It is present in 2 different styles including:
- Bahij Droid Naskh Regular
- Bahij Droid Naskh Bold
Its strong stroke and constant thickness throughout ensure clarity and legibility on screens, making it ideal for both short texts and long textual blocks. This Naskh font maintains a formal look with its moderately thickened font and regular letterform, devoid of extra decorations. The font’s monospaced letters have soft corners and thin, sharp edges that remind us of traditional calligraphy, enhancing its visual appeal. Whether used for creative posters, books, newspapers, or formatting official documents, Bahij Droid Naskh delivers a professional and elegant aesthetic while ensuring readability across various applications and platforms.
