Rakkas

Rakkas is a display font with a single regular weight and normal style. Its Arabic and Latin character sets make it suitable for projects that need a distinctive headline treatment across these writing systems. Use it when the type needs to attract attention, while keeping supporting text calmer and easier to read.

Best suited for: Try Rakkas for posters, event titles, book or magazine covers, packaging, short promotional lines, and social graphics. It can give a compact title or featured phrase a strong visual role. For longer paragraphs, captions, or detailed information, consider using a more text-oriented companion font.

Design considerations: Because Rakkas is available in one weight, it offers a focused rather than extensive hierarchy. Use changes in size, spacing, or color to separate levels of information instead of relying on multiple font weights. Its display category suggests giving headlines room to make an impact; test line breaks carefully, especially in larger, prominent settings.

Pairing guidance: Balance Rakkas with a restrained sans serif or a readable serif for body copy, captions, and supporting details. A companion with several weights can add hierarchy without competing for attention. For bilingual layouts, choose a partner whose proportions and spacing remain comfortable beside both Arabic and Latin text, then review each language combination at its intended size.