The names of the fonts in question, “Iklil” and “Tawtam” respectively, serve as the reader’s first hints to their starkly different aesthetics; whereas “Iklil” (Arabic for “floral crown”) has a lace-like presence with its thin, intricate letterforms; “Tawtam” (Arabic for “Totem”) is thick, bulky, and tribal.
Both fonts belong to the Display category, namely, fonts that are best suitable for use in larger setting for titling or callout contexts – as opposed to Text fonts, which are set in smaller size for body text.
As mentioned, the two fonts are disconnected, which is …