Hacaniy
Hacaniy refers to a style of Islamic calligraphy that originated in the Ottoman Empire. It is characterized by its angular and blocky script, often featuring thick strokes and sharp serifs. The name "Hacaniy" is believed to be derived from the Ottoman word "hacim," meaning "volume" or "bulk," which reflects the script's solid and substantial appearance.
This script was particularly popular during the 17th and 18th centuries and was frequently used for decorative