Sarem Shah Jo Risalo is a regular Qalam writing Sindhi font with an appearance. The font is inspired by the traditional Naskh’s calligraphic script, visible in its strong horizontal emphasis and subtle slant over the edges and terminals. A respected font designer from Pakistan, Sanaullah Mangnejo Sarem, designed and released it for free use. He devoted his life to preserving the Sindhi language and culture in the digital world. The font has a considerably large glyph count so that you can write not only Sindhi or Urdu but also other languages like Latin, Arabic, and Persian easily. It offers a wide character set for typographic needs across various design applications like Adobe, Figma, etc. The font has a compact baseline and filled characters, giving it a commanding look.
Sarem Shah Jo Risalo has a formal appearance, making it an ideal fit for use as a body text in official documents, where elegance is necessary. It offers a consistent stroke with varying thickness throughout the letters, adding visual appeal. The relatively large Kasheedas and profound composition make the text look professional. Its monospaced characters and high-contrast strokes offer a distinctive aesthetic that perfectly resembles the Qalam script, filling designs with artistic flair. Given its plain yet aesthetic composition, the font can be used in newspapers, books, Poetry, and magazines for long text blocks. It combines Arabic calligraphy with Sindhi culture, which can be seen in its elegant formation, adorning your displays with elegance. Furthermore, it complies with the latest Unicode standards, ensuring compatibility with various design requirements.
