Font Kurdi Sorani -

The development of (such as Arial , Times New Roman , and specialized Kurdish sets) was a revolutionary moment. It allowed for:

From a design perspective, these additions—particularly the small "v" diacritic used over letters—require careful vertical spacing (leading). A poorly designed Sorani font often suffers from "clashing" diacritics, where the markings of one line interfere with the letters of the line above it. 2. The Shift from Calligraphy to Screen

Traditionally, Kurdish writing favored the and Nastaliq styles.