Kufi

Kufi is an elegant style of Arabic calligraphy characterized by its bold, geometric shapes and straight lines. It is often used in Islamic art, architecture, logos, and decorative documents because of its clear, structured appearance. Kufi script lacks the flowing curves found in other styles, which gives it a modern, angular look. Historically, it originated in the city of Kufa in Iraq and became one of the earliest forms of Arabic writing used for inscriptions. Its distinct, block-like form makes it highly recognizable and aesthetically significant in both religious and artistic contexts.