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Work with us and we will provide you with the most creative solutions in Arabic typesetting and translation. You will benefit from our in-depth knowledge, gained over 22 years, and enjoy a stress-free experience from start to finish.

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Arabic typesetting and calligraphy

There is still much to find out about in the world of Arabic typesetting and calligraphy. And we want to share it with you. This is a forum where you can read about different aspects of the industry, contribute any ideas or topics for discussion, have your say on what you see. We're looking forward to some lively debates. Our first discussion centres on the distinction between Arabic calligraphy and typography. What do you know? What do you think about it? Join in. Find out more in our blog

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Arabic typesetting

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Fascinated by fonts
Our Arabic typesetting experience covers working in the art of traditional typesetting with experienced typesetters using Arabic letterbox and metal for printing. Now our team brings its wealth of knowledge into play working with Apple software, which revolutionised the Arabic typesetting industry. We have access to an extensive range of over 500 Arabic fonts and cover the full range of right-to-left languages including Arabic, Farsi, Urdu, Kurdish, Dari, Hebrew and Pushto – no one in the UK has such an extensive library. Designers are spoilt for choice.

Each font used in Arabic typesetting is unique, and has its own history. Cultural identity is reflected in the written word. And handwriting is strongly linked to that identity and continues to be a natural source of inspiration in the design of fonts for Arabic typesetting. So it's important to select the right font for each job.

Our passion for typography means we also take time to work with software developers to keep up to date with any new tools for developing type. We test and evaluate software for companies before it's developed commercially, so we gain knowledge in advance of the wider marketplace. We like to use our knowledge of traditional script alongside any new initiatives in Arabic typesetting that can add to such a rich, cultural heritage.