Arabic Poetry and Verse Post Templates

Set a line of poetry properly. Wide text areas for several verses, Thuluth, Diwani and Farsi fonts, and a place for the poet's name.

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Arabic Poetry Designs

What does poetry need from a layout?
Room, and the right weight. A classical Arabic line is split into two hemistichs and stops reading correctly if it wraps in the wrong place, so these layouts are built around wide lines that hold a full verse.

What can you design?

  • A single verse set large

  • Longer passages running to several verses

  • Verses with the poet's name set beneath

  • Designs in Thuluth, Diwani and Farsi script

  • Posts and stories at ready sizes

Which fonts suit it best?
Thuluth, Diwani and Farsi, the scripts Arabic poetry has traditionally been written in, all in the Andalusi library. Add tashkeel where the metre needs it, then export at high quality.

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How do I design an image for a line of poetry?
Pick a poetry template, write the verse or passage, choose an Arabic script that suits it, then export and share.
Are there templates for longer poems?
Yes. Templates with wider text areas that hold several verses, with the spacing adjusting automatically.
Which Arabic fonts suit poetry?
Thuluth, Diwani and Farsi are the most fitting, and all three are in the Andalusi font library.
Can I add the poet's name?
Yes. Set the poet's name beneath the verse in a smaller size, so the line is properly attributed.