Sepidkhan Persian Arabic Braille
SepidKhan is an alternative to Persian/Arabic braille, made after seeing the complexity of Persian braille and Elia Life Technology's approach to Latin braille. The argument behind it: braille is 200 years old, based on dots with no inherent order or meaning, so a blind reader must memorise and transliterate them — and it is estimated that only around 10% of blind people can use it, worse in Persian because it runs backwards.
Published by Si47ash Fonts
Typeface on the foundry website