Mitra Mazar is a calligraphic Urdu Font with bold and filled letters. It was designed by Masoud Mazar, who has crafted a range of appealing fonts. It was initially released in 1996, and its trademark belongs to different font foundries, including MonoType, Glyph System, and Type Solutions. The font has taken inspiration from the Perso-Arabic script Naskh, which is evident in its well-aligned structure and horizontal influence. The font has sharp diagonal cut edges and tips drawn with an actual Qalam. Moreover, it has 458 characters and also 458 glyphs, making it a diverse font to be used for a variety of purposes. Supporting various Unicode blocks and languages like Urdu, Arabic, Persian, and more, the font is an ideal choice for projects with modern linguistic needs. Moreover, the font is available in a set of weights, offering flexibility. These weights are as follow:
- Mitra Mazar Regular
- Mitra Mazar Bold
Mitra Mazar has a bold and authoritative appearance, with strong, prominent letterforms that stand out. The thickness of the strokes is continuously changing, adding more to its calligraphic appeal. The thick and filled letters give the font a solid and impactful presence. The strokes are clean and uniform, contributing to a clear and assertive style. The spacing between the letters is slightly tight, creating a cohesive and compact look. Its design elements feature curved lines and soft corners, lending it a modern yet traditional feel. As a sans-serif font, it is well-suited for headlines, signage, and other applications where clarity and impact are needed.
