Sanjaq

The Sanjagh Typeface may appear geometric at first glance, but it adheres to the Naskh script style.

This display typeface is designed in two weights, light and bold, and is suitable for short texts and headings.

The overall idea for the Sanjagh typeface is inspired by the shape of a pin. The pin consists of curves, sharp angles, and breaks with relatively high contrast thickness. The broken and slanted lines, mostly connected to the curves at 45-degree angles, create a bold yet dynamic form for this typeface. Each part of the letter anatomy is designed based on a consistent form pattern: simply put, all positive curves (ص، ن، ل، ی...) and all negative curves (ع ،ح ...), all vertical lines (ا،ط،ل ...), and all eye shapes (ه، م) are similar within their respective categories. This characteristic, along with the uniform angles, curves, and letter terminals, results in a more geometric order in the Sanjagh typeface.