You can use this font in your application by downloading the font file—available in multiple formats such as
          TTF, WOFF, and WOFF2. You may choose the format that best
          fits your platform or include multiple formats for broader compatibility.
          
          Some fonts—such as those used for Surah names or Juz titles—depend on special characters or ligatures to
          render correctly. Ligature files for these fonts are available on this page.
          Standard Quran fonts require a separate Quran script, which you can download from the
          
            Quran Scripts
           page.
          
          The next step is to declare the font using @font-face in your CSS file and apply it to your
          elements.
        
@font-face Rule in Your CSS
            
@font-face {
  font-family: 'v4-surah-name';
  src: url('https://static-cdn.tarteel.ai/qul/fonts/surah_names_v4/surah_names.ttf');
  font-display: swap;
}
      @font-face in your html
            You can use the font by:
style or CSS:
<div style="font-family: 'v4-surah-name';">
  s001
  </div>
      
            .my-text {
  font-family: v4-surah-name;
}
<p class="my-text">s001</p>