Fajer Noori Nastalique Font Free Download

Fajer Noori Nastalique is a thick-stroke Nastaliq in the Noori style, designed by M. G. Abbas Malik and released in 2016. Its bold, heavy strokes make it a display face rather than a quiet reading font — the kind of Nastaliq you reach for when a heading, a poster or a poetry line needs to carry weight. This page gives you the verified facts, a plain licence note, and the steps for using it on PC, mobile and the web, with the font page linked at the top.

Font Overview

By KG · Font facts verified 25 Oct 2026 from the urdufonts.com font record; no TTF was staged or re-hosted for this article.

What Is Fajer Noori Nastalique?

Fajer Noori Nastalique is a Nastaliq typeface with unusually thick strokes, in the Noori style that dominates Urdu print. Where a standard Nastaliq keeps its strokes light and flowing, Fajer Noori leans into weight: the letters look bold and solid, which is why it reads well at poster size and in headings, and why it suits display work more than long paragraphs. It covers Urdu, Arabic, Latin and Persian, so it can carry mixed-language display text without switching fonts.

Before you commit to any display face, it helps to compare it against the faces you already know. Try the live Urdu font preview tool and browse the Urdu Fonts category on this site.

A Different Font from Jameel Noori Nastaleeq

Do not confuse the two names. Fajer Noori Nastalique is a different font from Jameel Noori Nastaleeq — it has a different designer (M. G. Abbas Malik), it is not a variant of Jameel Noori, and it is not an update of it. The shared word “Noori” refers to the Noori style of Nastaliq, not to a shared font family. If you came here looking for Jameel Noori, use the link above; if you want the thick-stroke display face described on this page, stay here.

Licence Note — Please Read

The font’s name-table data records: “Copyright (c) M. G. Abbas Malik, 2006. All rights reserved.” That is a plain statement, and this page respects it: this site does not re-host the font file and does not claim commercial use. The button at the top links to the font’s page on urdufonts.com, a third-party font page — it is not a file hosted by urdufontss.net, and nothing on this page promises a free file from this site. Read the licence text on the linked page before using the font in paid or published work.

Installing on Windows & Mac

These are generic font install steps. They apply only after you have obtained the font from the linked font page above — this site does not host the file.

1. Get the font from the urdufonts.com font page linked at the top of this article.
2. Windows: Right-click the font file and choose Install.
3. macOS: Double-click the font file and click Install Font in Font Book.
4. Restart the app (Word, Photoshop, InPage or your editor) so Fajer Noori Nastalique appears in the font list, then select it for your text.
5. Test at display size first. A thick-stroke face behaves differently at heading size than at body size — check one heading and one short paragraph before starting a full project.

Using It on Android & iPhone

Most font users today work on their phones, so here is the mobile path for Fajer Noori Nastalique. It assumes you already hold the font file from the linked font page — mobile apps that support custom fonts can import it directly.

Android: Download the font on your phone, then open it inside PixelLab, Canva, or a font-installer app and select Fajer Noori Nastalique for your design. Thick-stroke faces show up well in PixelLab posters and Canva social designs. Our guide to adding Urdu fonts in Canva walks through the Canva steps. Note that this works inside apps — modern Android does not change the system-wide font from a single font file.

iPhone / iPad: Import the font with a font-installer app, then use it inside apps that support custom fonts (design and document apps). Test one heading before starting a full project, because each app handles custom fonts slightly differently.

Using It on a Website

If you hold a legitimate copy of the font and its licence permits your use, you can serve it from your own server with @font-face. Do not hotlink the urdufonts.com page — it is a font page, not a raw font file. Thick-stroke Nastaliq is best used for headings and short display lines on the web rather than body text; keep a fallback font in the stack, set dir="rtl" and lang="ur" for Urdu text, and test a real heading in two browsers before publishing. If your use is commercial, settle the licence question first — see the licence note above.

Where Fajer Noori Works Best

• Branding and advertising — bold Urdu headings that need to stand out.
• Poetry posters — heavy Nastaliq strokes suit poetry lines at display size, including Instagram stories.
• Book and magazine covers — strong title lettering in the Noori style.
• Event and wedding cards — decorative Urdu headings.
• Social media quotes — short lines where the lettering is the design.

Fajer Noori vs Jameel Noori Nastaleeq

Jameel Noori Nastaleeq is the standard-weight classic Urdu Nastaliq, suited to both headings and longer text. Fajer Noori Nastalique is a different, thick-stroke display face by a different designer — bolder, heavier, and better for short display lines than for paragraphs. For background on how these Nastaliq faces developed, see the history of Urdu Nastaliq fonts. If a heading renders oddly in any app, our common Urdu font problems guide covers the usual fixes.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Final Words

Fajer Noori Nastalique is a bold, thick-stroke Nastaliq for display work — branding, advertising and poetry — with a clear designer record and a plain all-rights-reserved licence note that this page does not gloss over. Start from the labelled font page linked at the top, check the licence text there, and test one heading before committing to it. For more faces, browse the Urdu Fonts category.

Font page (third-party, not hosted by urdufontss.net): Fajer Noori Nastalique font page on urdufonts.com.