The Arabic script, where, as you know, words are written from right to left, attracts not only people who study this language, for example, to read the Holy Quran, to conduct business correspondence or other equally important purposes. Beautiful Arabic script, perhaps, is also suitable for decorating greeting cards in an original way or for applying a tattoo on the body. To write a name in Arabic, as well as in any other, you need to know the alphabet. Unlike languages with Cyrillic or Latin graphics, all names in Arabic are written with a small letter - there are no capital letters here.
Instructions
Step 1
Use the information provided for the 28-letter Arabic alphabet. All letters are consonants. Depending on the position in the word, each letter of the alphabet has two or more spelling forms. Therefore, the method proposed below to replace the letters of the Russian alphabet for writing a name in Arabic has some imperfections. Nevertheless, it can be used, given that even the Arabs themselves write some words borrowed from other languages in different ways.
Step 2
Set up your computer for Arabic script if you want to write a name in Arabic on electronic media. To do this, through the "Start" button go to the "Control Panel", select the line "Regional and Language Options", click on the "Languages" tab and check the box "Install support for languages with writing from right to left". Then, at the request of the computer, insert the installation disc into the drive (for example, Windows XP). After the automatic installation of support for the Arabic language on the icon of the language bar, select "Options", "Add" (add any of the proposed Arabic languages - the font is the same in all). You can now typeset Arabic letters on the keyboard to type in Arabic.
Step 3
Install decorative Arabic or stylized fonts on your computer. If there is a need to create an aesthetic effect (say, you need a stencil for a conceived drawing with someone's name), then such fonts will be just a godsend for you. "A set of additional fonts" may include several dozen different options. You can purchase such a set along with instructions for installing fonts on a computer via the Internet. If there really is some relationship between a person's name and his fate, then let your name, inscribed in Arabic, be your talisman.
