Ahang

Ahang

font_weights
10 weights
version
Version 1.0
update_date
Last update November 24, 2022

The Ahang typeface is a remake of the Farhang typeface, drawing inspiration from the publication's typeface and transforming its influence to Naskh and Thuluth calligraphy.

The Ahang sharp typeface is the main base of the Farhang typeface, and Ahang was created by flattening and reducing the contrast of the Ahang sharp typeface.

 In Farsi, Ahang refers to a melody or rhythm in a song, as well as the overall mood or atmosphere of something. 

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Ahang

 

The Ahang(Melody) of Typography

Certain letters, like ر and ک, have always been troublemakers in the design of text fonts. One sticks its leg out too far, while the other intrudes on its neighbor's space.

That's why, over time, the size of ر and ک has been reduced in the design of Persian typeface.

In the Ahang typeface, however, ر and ک are bold and rebellious! By doing so, this typeface maintains its sense of calligraphy.

 

 

 

 

 

In the Ahang Pro package, you receive the following components:

  1. Main Fonts: Font files in ttf in 10 weights.
  2. Sharp Style: Font files in ttf in 10 weights.
  3. Variable Font: variable font with 2 axes: Weight and Contrast
  4. Web Fonts: Special fonts designed for web use, provided in woff and woff2 formats, accompanied by CSS and HTML code.

This font supports Arabic, Kurdish, Farsi, Urdu, and English languages.

Release Date:
November 24, 2022
Weight | style :
10 weights
Designed By
Moslem Ebrahimi
Type Designer

Moslem Ebrahimi, an experienced graphic design professional specializing in Persian typography since 2009. Early in his career, he was dedicated to teaching typography design at the university level. Subsequently, he shifted his focus to establishing the FontIran website, where his efforts were redirected to the publication and marketing of Perso-Arabic typefaces. Between 2014 and 2017, Ebrahimi's typefaces underwent a significant transformation, playing a pivotal role in shaping the typographic landscape for Persian web and software design. The launch of FontIran Foundry marked a successful advocacy for voluntary copyright adherence in the realm of Perso-Arabic typefaces, addressing challenges related to sales and income for type designers. . Ebrahimi's impactful contributions have left a lasting impression on the field, influencing the culture of Perso arabic typography and providing solutions to challenges faced by fellow type designers.

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