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[Note that the font choices and Tasmeem settings apply to Arabic-language text. The Emiri settings can also be applied to small runs of Persian-language text, but Persian text sometimes demands the application of another typeface. Brill’s editors must communicate such cases to the typesetters. Other languages such as Urdu demand a different type style called Nastaliq, and there are distinct other styles that are prefered for writing and typesetting African languages in the ‘Arabic’ or Muslim script. Central and East Asian languages employ different styles again. Although Brill has limited volumes of non-Arabic and non-Persian texts, Brill’s editors must be aware of the distinct demands posed by them and contact Pim Rietbroek for instructions if they encounter them.]