Persian Titraj 1 is an extra-bold Urdu font that displays Arabic calligraphy. The font has a bold, condensed, and stylized appearance, making it perfect for modern design needs. The characters have a slightly curved and rounded appearance influenced by Naskh’s script, giving the letters a dynamic and flowing look. The diacritics (small vowel marks, dots, and dashes) are visible, adding to the script’s legibility and its decorative quality. This modern yet rooted in traditional Arabic calligraphic font was designed by Persian font designer Amir Hosein Sedghi and was initially released on November 28, 2011. Another stylistic feature of this font is the pointy extensions near the corners or ends of some letters. Also, the dots are connected to the letter itself, which looks like it’s the part of instead of hanging separately, making it a unique font.
Persian Titraj 1 is a bold, black-weight font that is best suited for short text blocks due to its heavy, calligraphic appearance. Its thick strokes vary in width, with certain areas tapering to narrow ends, which creates an artistic contrast and adds a traditional feel to the font. The font contains 289 characters and 219 glyphs, supporting languages such as Arabic, Urdu, Latin, and Persian. It is often used in headings, titles, branding, and design projects that require a bold, traditional look. Persian Titraj 1’s letters are monospaced but closely spaced, making it best for large-sized applications like logos or book covers. Its use of multiple Unicode blocks, including Arabic presentation forms, ensures that it can be utilized in various design contexts that require a rich and impactful visual style.
