There are many “Font Houses” that specialise in fonts for specific languages and even Microsoft have their own Arabic range. The five principal Arabic calligraphic cursive styles: There are other styles but these are not used in most everyday commercial Arabic materials. The most common style of Arabic used is called Nashk and this is used in most Arabic newspapers and other commercial printed materials. But some clients do have specific requirements such as Jaguar Land Rover specified the use of Tahoma and others like Amnesty International have their own Arabic font based on Helvetica. Many of the products we produce are of course business orientated and the demand for stylistic Arabic fonts is not often requested and many are happy to use Arial or Times New Roman.
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