Brando Arabic

Brando Arabic is a visual translation by Waël Morcos and Khajag Apelian of the originally Latin typefaces Brando (2014) and Brando Sans (2016), designed by Mike Abbink. It follows the Naskh style. In the tenth century, the calligrapher Ibn Muqlah standardized this script to be used principally for secular writings. Until then, letters had been the carriers of holy scriptures. The Naskh style is now the most widely used one for printed and online works, regardless of their spiritual content.