Most newspapers and books use Yakout, a Simplified Arabic typeface released by font company Linotype in 1956. Monotype, the massive American type company, has released others. But as far as a vast ...

Maqroo, an Arabic word for “readable ... “That confused the readers the most,” Mohamed says. The science behind dyslexia-friendly fonts is debatable, though that hasn’t stopped many ...

Some people take years learning the intricacies of the Arabic ... font can mean the difference between whether someone reads a shop sign or walks past it, notices a product or not, and, most ...