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Arabic Hamza vs. Persian Small Yeh: How do we type them correctly?

“Small Yeh” or “Above Yeh” or what some call the “Small Six” is neither a hamza nor a six. This is a shortened and abbreviated sign of the “Yeh”…
What is a Multicolor Font, and how can you design one? +Latin & Arabic fonts to Download

Yes, you can design multicolor fonts yourself! Here are three simple methods using TransType, FontCreator 10+ and Fontself Maker.
The Process of designing the first Non-Cursive Persian/Arabic Font & Creating a New Alphabet

We have all seen the obvious differences between Latin and Persian/Arabic letters. A difference that, due to the structure of Persian cursive and Latin non-cursive letters, seems to have created two completely different worlds.
Interview with the Ukrainian publication About Armenian typography

I designed a series of typographic posters for an Armenian typography call for entries. After sharing them on Behance, I was interviewed by Ukraine’s TheNorDar Magazine.
Typography; the reverse alphabet or the eternal human suffering for communication!

Humans have been searching for ways to communicate with each other for many years, and after meaningless sounds and syllables, they finally achieved a “language” in each region.
How did fonts betray letterpress artists?

I am probably the only Arabic or Persian type designer who believes in this (!) and I continue to design these types of fonts.