arabisht
Arabisht, also known as Arabic script, is a writing system used to write the Arabic language. It is an abjad, meaning it represents consonants only, with short vowels indicated by diacritical marks. The script is written from right to left and is used by over 300 million people worldwide, primarily in the Arab world, as well as in other regions where Arabic is spoken or has historical significance.
The Arabic script consists of 28 basic letters, each with a unique shape that changes depending on
Arabisht has a rich history, dating back to the 4th century CE. It has evolved over time,
The Arabic script is not to be confused with the Arabic alphabet, which refers to the set