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This study evaluates the readability of Mubassat, an Arabic dyslexia-friendly typeface designed to address the significant gap in Arabic typefaces tailored for dyslexic readers. The research assesses its effectiveness in enhancing reading performance by combining objective and subjective measures. The study involved 40 participants who completed continuous reading tests to measure reading speed and accuracy, alongside qualitative questionnaires to gather subjective feedback on readability and user satisfaction. The findings reveal promising results, with participants demonstrating improved reading performance and expressing positive perceptions of the typeface design. These results highlight Mubassat’s potential as a promising tool for supporting dyslexic readers in Arabic. The study contributes to the limited body of research on Arabic typefaces for dyslexic users and underscores the importance of culturally and linguistically appropriate design solutions for enhancing accessibility in reading.
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