Nasta'liq

Nasta'liq is a flowing, cursive style of Persian calligraphy that emerged in the 14th century. Renowned for its elegance and beauty, it features elongated letters and a distinctive slanted form, making it ideal for poetry and literary works. The script is characterized by its graceful curves and intricate connections between letters. Nasta'liq is often used in the writing of Urdu and is appreciated for its artistic qualities, serving not just as a means of communication but also as a visual art form, deeply tied to the cultural traditions of Persian-speaking societies.