The core of the foundry’s website are pages showcasing Boharat’s fonts. The most recent—Felfel—is inspired by Ruq’ah, one of the most widely used styles of Arabic calligraphy, but with a modern pinch of graffiti from the Egyptian streets. The font supports major Arabic script-based languages and covers Arabic, Hindu, and Farsi numbers. Their page for the font also highlights artwork that incorporates it: “Once Felfel was fully cooked, we created a presentation and sent it to a group of Arabic artists and designers. Despite their different backgrounds, education and personalities, all of them created beautiful works,” Abdo says.