Gandhara Suls

Gandhara Suls font, designed by Abdul Majeed Khan from Pakistan, is a decorative calligraphy typeface inspired by the traditional Thuluth script. Released on January 30, 2016, this font offers the elegance of Qalam writing with flowing letterforms and long curly terminals. With 141 characters and a remarkable glyph count of 1420, it offers extensive language compatibility, including Urdu, Arabic, Latin, Persian, and more. It is compatible with Unicode blocks such as Basic Latin, Latin-1 Supplement, Arabic, and General Punctuation. The thickness of the font varies, with thin flowing edges and slightly thicker strokes in the middle. The stroke of the font is dynamic, adding to its visual appeal.
The font style features decorative calligraphy with equal spacing, reminding us of Qalam writing. Its thin, long, pointy edges and rounded corners give it a distinct appearance. While legibility is high on screens, it may be challenging to read at smaller sizes due to its intricate design. Gandhara Suls is suitable for both longer and shorter texts, making it versatile for various applications. Ideal for calligraphy, Islamic text writings, decorative posts, and Arabic branding, the font adds elegance and sophistication to any project requiring a touch of traditional Arabic script. Its flowing letterforms and elongated curly terminals perfectly capture the Thuluth script’s essence.