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Qadi™

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Qadi™ is a Linotype font family with 1 style.

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Qadi™


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  Qadi Any OpenType FeaturesBasic Latin/English lettersLigaturesArabicOther OpenTypeDingbats & Symbols
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Design Credits

First seen on MyFonts: April 10th, 2002
Designed by: Walter Tracy
Designed when: 1985
Design owned by: Linotype
Originally created by: Linotype
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Qadi

Qadi is a modern Arabic display face that includes the traditional range of letterforms. These extra bold shapes are striking, graceful, and confidently calligraphic. Produced in the mid 1980s under the design direction of the noted British typographer Walter Tracy, Qadi proved to be a very popular typeface for magazine and newspaper publications. Qadi has been updated to take full advantage of digital technology for accurate diacritical positioning and kerning refinements, ensuring high quality Arabic typesetting.

The OpenType font incorporates the Arabic codepage, and supports Arabic and Persian. It also includes both tabular Arabic and Persian numerals, as well as Latin figures and complete punctuation.


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 • Linotype: Qadi (English)

‘Qadi’ is a trademark of Linotype GmbH which may be registered in certain jurisdictions



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