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Miremad (میرعماد)

Named after Mir Emad Hassani (the greatest Nasta'liq master, d.

Miremad is a Nastaliq typeface from Iran, first documented in 2019. Persian Nastaliq face (version 3.001, June 24, 2019, FontCreator 11.5 build) whose structure (3,295-3,302 glyphs, 333 ligature lookups, cmap within 9 codepoints of IranNastaliq 2.0) derives from the IranNastaliq/Hamoonsoft base; name table credits only '2D Typo' as manufacturer. Named after Mir Emad Hassani (the greatest Nasta'liq master, d. 1615); documents the continued Iranian rebranding of the IranNastaliq base into new catalogue families Its current availability could not be verified from public sources. This page is part of the rtlfonts.com research archive: every claim above is backed by graded, cited sources listed in the History & provenance section, cross-checked against font-binary forensics where a file could be obtained.

Font record

Style
Nastaliq
Languages
Persian Fonts
Designer
—
Foundry / publisher
—
License
License undocumented (archive entry) — personal use only
Price
See publisher
Formats
TTF, WOFF2 (web preview)
Compatibility
Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iOS; Adobe InDesign/Photoshop, MS Word, InPage
Glyphs
3,295
Weights
regular
Variable
no
Year
2019
Downloads
new — no downloads yet
Rating
no reviews yet
Coverage verification
metadata-verified

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History & provenance

First documented 2019. Origin: Iran. Evidence grade A. Named after Mir Emad Hassani (the greatest Nasta'liq master, d. 1615); documents the continued Iranian rebranding of the IranNastaliq base into new catalogue families.

Technology: Persian Nastaliq face (version 3.001, June 24, 2019, FontCreator 11.5 build) whose structure (3,295-3,302 glyphs, 333 ligature lookups, cmap within 9 codepoints of IranNastaliq 2.0) derives from the IranNastaliq/Hamoonsoft base; name table credits only '2D Typo' as manufacturer.

This font is part of the Nastaliq Research Archive — the open, graded history of the Nastaliq script and its typefaces.

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