9 static fonts/styles
  • Thin
  • Extralight
  • Light
  • Regular
  • Medium
  • Semibold
  • Bold
  • Extrabold
  • Black
1 variable font (Weight axis)

                      About Skolar Sans Arabic

                      Any prototype you can imagine, Skolar Sans can materialise. This industrious type family is more than just a versatile partner for our award-winning Skolar collection: it is a true sans-serif type system envisioned for the age of responsive design.

                      We developed Skolar Sans to accommodate contemporary typographers and the challenges they confront: an ever-changing spectrum of outputs and devices, in which serious typography can get lost. Skolar Sans is engineered to cope with complex editorial texts and data-rich layouts alike. Its construction is designed for easy reading, and its subtle personal style and a touch of flourish.

                      Skolar Sans Arabic brings this adaptability to the Arabic script: a contemporary low-contrast family built on the familiar typographic structures of the Naskh style, finely tuned across the weight variants to maintain clear legibility and deliver technical prowess no matter what the text setting. For Arabic, Persian, Urdu, and more than two dozen other languages, Skolar Sans Arabic will fit any composition, from wide-screen dashboards to compact mobile editorial designs.

                      Get Skolar Sans Arabic

                      Standard licence: Trial licence: Need more?
                      • desktop: 5 users
                      • web: up to 50K pageviews/month
                      • OTF, TTF, and WOFF2 formats
                      See the licence text for details
                      • desktop: 1 user
                      • only for evaluation and testing
                      • OTF with some characters removed
                      See the licence text for details
                      • more desktop/web users
                      • app/game embedding
                      • broadcasting licencing
                      • OEM licencing
                      Buy Fonts Single font: 60 € Family of 10 fonts: 280 € Get Free Trial Fonts Contact the HQ
                      Standard licence:
                      • desktop: 5 users
                      • web: up to 50K pageviews/month
                      • OTF, TTF, and WOFF2 formats
                      See the licence text for details Buy Fonts Single font: 60 € Family of 10 fonts: 280 €
                      Trial licence:
                      • desktop: 1 user
                      • only for evaluation and testing
                      • OTF with some characters removed
                      See the licence text for details Get Free Trial Fonts

                      Glyph table

                      OpenType features

                      Supported scripts and languages

                      Arabic

                      32 languages
                      • Aimaq
                      • Algerian Arabic
                      • Baharna Arabic
                      • Chadian Arabic
                      • Dari
                      • Dehwari
                      • Dogri (individual language)
                      • Eastern Egyptian Bedawi Arabic
                      • Egyptian Arabic
                      • Gulf Arabic
                      • Hadrami Arabic
                      • Hazaragi
                      • Hijazi Arabic
                      • Iranian Persian
                      • Iraqi Arabic
                      • Libyan Arabic
                      • Moroccan Arabic
                      • Najdi Arabic
                      • North Levantine Arabic
                      • North Mesopotamian Arabic
                      • Omani Arabic
                      • Qashqa'i
                      • Saidi Arabic
                      • Sanaani Arabic
                      • South Levantine Arabic
                      • Standard Arabic
                      • Sudanese Arabic
                      • Sudanese Creole Arabic
                      • Talysh
                      • Ta’izzi-Adeni Arabic
                      • Tunisian Arabic
                      • Urdu

                      Latin

                      229 languages
                      • Acheron
                      • Achinese
                      • Afar
                      • Afrikaans
                      • Alekano
                      • Amahuaca
                      • Amarakaeri
                      • Amis
                      • Anaang
                      • Andaandi, Dongolawi
                      • Anuta
                      • Ao Naga
                      • Aragonese
                      • Arbëreshë Albanian
                      • Arvanitika Albanian
                      • Asháninka
                      • Ashéninka Perené
                      • Asu (Tanzania)
                      • Balinese
                      • Basque
                      • Batak Dairi
                      • Batak Karo
                      • Batak Mandailing
                      • Batak Simalungun
                      • Batak Toba
                      • Bemba (Zambia)
                      • Bena (Tanzania)
                      • Bikol
                      • Bislama
                      • Borana-Arsi-Guji Oromo
                      • Breton
                      • Buginese
                      • Candoshi-Shapra
                      • Caquinte
                      • Caribbean Hindustani
                      • Cashibo-Cacataibo
                      • Catalan
                      • Cebuano
                      • Central Aymara
                      • Chamorro
                      • Chavacano
                      • Chiga
                      • Chiltepec Chinantec
                      • Chokwe
                      • Chuukese
                      • Cofán
                      • Congo Swahili
                      • Cornish
                      • Corsican
                      • Danish
                      • Dehu
                      • Eastern Arrernte
                      • Eastern Oromo
                      • English
                      • Ese Ejja
                      • Falam Chin
                      • Faroese
                      • Fijian
                      • Filipino
                      • Finnish
                      • French
                      • Friulian
                      • Galician
                      • Garifuna
                      • German
                      • Gheg Albanian
                      • Gilbertese
                      • Gooniyandi
                      • Guadeloupean Creole French
                      • Gusii
                      • Haitian
                      • Hakha Chin
                      • Hani
                      • Hiligaynon
                      • Hopi
                      • Huastec
                      • Icelandic
                      • Iloko
                      • Indonesian
                      • Irish
                      • Italian
                      • Ixcatlán Mazatec
                      • Jamaican Creole English
                      • Japanese
                      • Javanese
                      • K'iche'
                      • Kabuverdianu
                      • Kalaallisut
                      • Kalenjin
                      • Kaonde
                      • Karelian
                      • Kekchí
                      • Kenzi, Mattokki
                      • Khasi
                      • Kimbundu
                      • Kinyarwanda
                      • Kituba (DRC)
                      • Kongo
                      • Konzo
                      • Kuanyama
                      • Kven Finnish
                      • Ladino
                      • Ligurian
                      • Lombard
                      • Low German
                      • Luba-Lulua
                      • Luo (Kenya and Tanzania)
                      • Luxembourgish
                      • Madurese
                      • Makhuwa
                      • Makhuwa-Meetto
                      • Makonde
                      • Makwe
                      • Malagasy
                      • Malaysian
                      • Manx
                      • Maore Comorian
                      • Mapudungun
                      • Mauritian Creole
                      • Meriam Mir
                      • Meru
                      • Mezquital Otomi
                      • Minangkabau
                      • Mizo
                      • Mohawk
                      • Murrinh-Patha
                      • Mwani
                      • Mískito
                      • Naga Pidgin
                      • Ndonga
                      • Neapolitan
                      • Ngazidja Comorian
                      • Nobiin
                      • Nomatsiguenga
                      • North Ndebele
                      • Northern Qiandong Miao
                      • Northern Uzbek
                      • Norwegian
                      • Nyankole
                      • Occitan
                      • Ojitlán Chinantec
                      • Orma
                      • Oroqen
                      • Paluan
                      • Pampanga
                      • Papantla Totonac
                      • Papiamento
                      • Pedi
                      • Pichis Ashéninka
                      • Piemontese
                      • Pijin
                      • Pintupi-Luritja
                      • Pipil
                      • Pohnpeian
                      • Portuguese
                      • Potawatomi
                      • Purepecha
                      • Quechua
                      • Romansh
                      • Rotokas
                      • Rundi
                      • Rwa
                      • Samburu
                      • Sango
                      • Sangu (Tanzania)
                      • Saramaccan
                      • Sardinian
                      • Scottish Gaelic
                      • Secoya
                      • Sena
                      • Seri
                      • Seselwa Creole French
                      • Shambala
                      • Shawnee
                      • Shipibo-Conibo
                      • Shona
                      • Sicilian
                      • Soga
                      • Somali
                      • Soninke
                      • South Ndebele
                      • Southern Aymara
                      • Southern Qiandong Miao
                      • Southern Sami
                      • Spanish
                      • Sranan Tongo
                      • Standard Estonian
                      • Standard Malay
                      • Sundanese
                      • Swahili
                      • Swati
                      • Swedish
                      • Swiss German
                      • Tagalog
                      • Taita
                      • Tedim Chin
                      • Tetum
                      • Tetun Dili
                      • Tiv
                      • Tok Pisin
                      • Tonga (Zambia)
                      • Tosk Albanian
                      • Totontepec Mixe
                      • Tsonga
                      • Tswana
                      • Tumbuka
                      • Tzeltal
                      • Tzotzil
                      • Uab Meto
                      • Upper Guinea Crioulo
                      • Veps
                      • Võro
                      • Walloon
                      • Wangaaybuwan-Ngiyambaa
                      • Waray (Philippines)
                      • Warlpiri
                      • Wayuu
                      • West Central Oromo
                      • Western Abnaki
                      • Western Frisian
                      • Wik-Mungkan
                      • Wiradjuri
                      • Xhosa
                      • Yanesha'
                      • Yapese
                      • Yindjibarndi
                      • Yucateco
                      • Zulu
                      • Záparo

                      Credits

                      Leads

                      Titus Nemeth Design

                      Titus Nemeth is a type designer, typographer, and historian. His internationally recognised practice spans commercial and cultural work, with a focus on Arabic and multilingual design. Titus’s research interests revolve around Arabic typographic history, and the history of the book, technology, and design. His publications reflect his activity in two spheres and seek to bridge historical research and contemporary design practice. Titus has taught typographic design at schools in Austria, France, Morocco, Qatar, and the UK.

                      Assistance

                      David Březina Art-direction and production
                      Sláva Jevčinová Design (Latin)
                      Johannes Neumeier Font engineering

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