All Genders Arabic font and its custom campaign sign

All Genders is an Arabic and Latin family by Rassam Abdo Naji Alawdi, created for communication about gender-inclusive Arabic. Its geometric letters and custom ending sign suit campaign layouts. The download supplies three original static TTFs, version 3.100: Light 300, Regular 400 and Bold 700.

A campaign sign with a specific input sequence

The Arabic sequence U+066D followed by U+0629, written ٭ة, produces the project’s special sign. In Latin input, *a also produces it when standard ligatures are active; a* stays unchanged. The Arabic substitution remains active even when standard ligatures are disabled.

This is a graphic convention implemented in this font. It is not a separate Unicode character or an automatic grammatical rewrite. Copying the text keeps the input sequence, and changing fonts may expose those characters. Review the wording and the exported result before using it in a public campaign.

Use the three weights in short compositions

For advertising and campaign graphics, compare a heading, a short supporting sentence and the special sign at the intended size. The upright construction has firm corners and rounded bowls. Regular already looks substantial; preserve enough space inside letters when choosing Bold.

Arabic letters, common vowel marks, Latin letters, Western numerals and Arabic-Indic digits are present. Persian digits are absent. Marked samples were checked, but a few samples do not establish suitability for long fully vocalized text. Test dense combinations in the final application.

Start with the built-in Latin for bilingual labels. If another Latin family is required, compare Source Sans 3 for apparent size and weight. The Arabic keyboard helps with ordinary Arabic wording; the custom sequence needs its specific characters.

Compare the design and keep the license

Almarai offers four weights for a related geometric direction. Cairo provides variable weight and slant controls. Compare their letter shapes in the Kufi collection and consult the font selection guide.

The project supplies a font-specific SIL OFL 1.1 license. The ZIP preserves it and the original repository notices. Commercial use and embedding are permitted under the OFL terms.