Kufic script

Kufic script is an early form of Arabic calligraphy that emerged in the 7th century. Characterized by its angular, geometric shapes, Kufic lettering was primarily used for writing the Quran and other important texts. Its bold, clear style made it suitable for inscription on monuments, coins, and decorative art. Over time, Kufic evolved into more cursive forms as the Arabic language and writing needs developed. Today, it is appreciated for its historical significance and artistic beauty, often featured in design and architecture.