Pir Amooz Ketabaty Script
The Arabic alphabet has two forms, Kufic and
Naskhi. The earlier form, Kufic is angular, and has become the basis
for a variety of decorative scripts, while the Naskhi script is
cursive and used more generally for writing.
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Mo Eghely Ketabaty Script
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Din Darirehm Avesta Script
All manuscripts of the Avesta (the scripture
of Zoroastrianism) are written in this special script (neither Kufic
or Naskhi), a Pahlavi (Persian) book script in an early state of
development (Sasanian period, 224-633
a.d.)
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