Morabba
The Moraaba typeface is a geometric typeface rooted in the Kufic Banna'i script. Although Kufic Banna'i has played a significant role in Persian logotypes for years, its presence in Persian fonts remains understated.
The Moraaba font is designed for short words and phrases and is better suited for modern and commercial themes, such as wordmarks, slides, social media covers, advertisements, and packaging.
In designing the Moraaba font’s letters, the ratio of positive to negative space is carefully considered, and the curves are precisely aligned with the circumference of a circle. In the heaviest weight, the ratio of positive to negative space is 2:1, while in the lightest weight, it is 5:1.
Font Licensing
For an additional user to use the font.To share the font with your designer or project partner. (details)
For one website or app and to share the font with 2 additional project partners. (details)
For small businesses to share the font with 5 additional employees and use it on one website.(details)
For unlimited use by companies in all their activities. A website builder, website templates and services that allow users to type with the font. (details)
Morabba
The Morabba typeface is rigorously constructed on a grid of square and circular forms, resulting in a perfectly geometric design.
Weight Axis: Defines the stroke thickness, spanning from 250 (lightest) to 900 (boldest).
Kashida: This variable controls elongation in specific letter positions, enabling consistent word expansion within a text line.
The Morabba font features intelligent dot positioning that adapts to adjacent letters for a balanced and harmonious layout.
Designed for commercial posters, digital covers, and Instagram slides, Morabba is the go-to typeface for contemporary and trend-driven projects.
Hassan Manzoori founder of Hamim Studio. Specialized in logo and visual identity design
Shahrzad Akbari, born in 1370 (1991), holds a bachelor's degree in software engineering. Shahrzad has experience in programming with various languages and has also been involved in content creation and design for several startups. After becoming acquainted with "font development" as a tool to combine art and the science of programming, she developed an interest in this field and has been actively engaged in it.
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