Identity/Type

Type

Tajawal for Arabic, Outfit for Latin letters — and two more typefaces for specific uses.

An Arabic headline grows by size and weight, never by spacing out its letters.

Try themType your sentence

Tajawal — the Arabic typefaceGoogle Fonts ↖

برمجيات تفهم واقعنا ولهجتنا

Light 300Regular 400Medium 500Bold 700Extra bold 800
For all headlines and text. Text at weight 300–400, headlines at 500 and above.
Aref Ruqaa — the Ruqaa handGoogle Fonts ↖

نستمع إليك بلغتك

Handwriting as in the notebooks of Iraqi shops: for the idea note in “How we work” and the ledger page in the one-minute ad — and nothing else.
Outfit — Latin lettersGoogle Fonts ↖

MYELON

For the company name and all Latin text. The name is set at weight 700, with letter-spacing 0.1em.
IBM Plex Mono — symbolsGoogle Fonts ↖

STAGE 01 / 05 · #00C7B1

For numbers and the small labels above headlines and in tables.

RulesSo letters stay joined

  • No spacing between Arabic letters — spacing breaks letters that should join.
  • Line height of at least 1.25 — so the vowel marks show in full.
  • A huge headline grows by size and weight, not by spacing.
  • Latin words inside an Arabic sentence go in a direction-isolated element, so the sentence order doesn't flip.

Licence

All four typefaces are under the SIL OFL licence from Google Fonts: free to use and embed in websites, apps and video.