U06FF

U+06FF is a Unicode code point located in the Arabic block, which spans from U+0600 to U+06FF. The code point’s hexadecimal value is 06FF, and it represents a single character within the Basic Multilingual Plane. As a member of the Arabic script block, U+06FF participates in standard text processing for right-to-left languages that use Arabic-derived scripts.

The exact character name and semantics for U+06FF are defined by the Unicode Consortium in the official code charts. Like other Arabic-script characters, it is generally treated as a right-to-left letter-type character and is subject to contextual shaping according to the Arabic presentation rules. The glyph shown for U+06FF depends on the font and rendering system in use; some fonts may not include a glyph for this code point, in which case fallback rendering or placeholder glyphs may appear.

Usage and encoding considerations: U+06FF can appear in any text stream that includes Arabic-script content, though its specific linguistic role depends on the character it represents. It is encoded in UTF-8, UTF-16, and UTF-32 like any other Unicode code point. As with other Arabic characters, proper rendering requires fonts that support the Arabic block and, for proper shaping, a rendering engine that implements the Unicode Bidirectional Algorithm and the Arabic shaping rules.

See also: Unicode, Arabic block (U+0600–U+06FF), Bidirectional Algorithm, Arabic presentation forms.