Category:Unicode 0870-089F Arabic Extended-B

<nowiki>Apéndice:Caracteres Unicode/Árabe extendido B; Араб алфавит делгемчиткен-B; arabe étendu — B; Lampiran:Unicode/Arabic Extended-B; Appendix:ယူနဳကုဒ်/အက္ခရ်အာရဗဳသၠဲပတိတ်အခိင်-ဗဳ; Расширенное арабское письмо — B; blok Unicoda – arabščina, razširitev B; Unicodeblock Arabisch, erweitert-B; Phụ lục:Unicode/Arabic Extended-B; Arabic Extended-B; Unikodbloko Araba Etendita-B; 阿拉伯字母擴展-B; アラビア文字拡張B; Unicode block (U+0870-089F); यूनिकोड खण्ड (U+0870-089F); bloc Unicode (U+0870-089F); യൂണികോഡ് ബ്ലോക്ക് (U+0870-089F); U+0870-089F; U+0870-089F; Appendix:Unicode/阿拉伯文擴展-B</nowiki>

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Supertending currency symbols Arabic formatting controls for marking the Egyptian pound and the historic Egyptian piastre, supertending above Arabic numerals: ࢐︎࢑︎ Additional vowel sign for Pegon Arabic “pepet”, not to be confused with the Arabic “maddah above”: ࢗ︎ Combining marks for Quranic orthographies Arabic “madda waajib”, “superscript alef mokhassas”, “doubled madda”, and “half madda over madda”: ࢜︎࢝︎࢞︎࢟︎ Arabic small high “al-juz” word: ࢘︎ Arabic small low “ishmaam”, “imaala”, and “tasheel” words: ࢙︎࢚︎࢛︎ Abbreviation mark Arabic “vertical tail”, used to indicate abbreviations in early movable type texts from Iran, only attested in final form. ࢎ Additional punctuation for Quranic orthographies Arabic baseline or raised round dot: ࢇ࢈ Additional signs for Quranic orthographies Arabic “tatweel” with overstruck “hamza”: ࢃ Arabic “tatweel” with overstruck “waw”: ࢄ Arabic “tatweel” with two dots below: ࢅ Additional letters for Quranic orthographies Arabic letters are displayed below in four contextual forms from right to left: isolated, initial, medial and final (for some letters, some form may be identical to another, notably isolated vs. initial, or medial vs. final); these forms can be specified selectively in plain text by prepending and/or appending a zero-with non-joiner (ZWNJ, U+200C) or zero-with joiner (ZWJ, U+200D), in order to override their default joining behavior (this is recommended instead of using legacy compatibility characters encoded in the Arabic Presentation Forms-A and Arabic Presentation Forms-B blocks, only for some basic Arabic letters): ​ࡰ‌​ࡰ‍‍ࡰ‍‍ࡰ‌​ࡱ‌​ࡱ‍‍ࡱ‍‍ࡱ‌​ࡲ‌​ࡲ‍‍ࡲ‍‍ࡲ‌​ࡳ‌​ࡳ‍‍ࡳ‍‍ࡳ‌​ࡴ‌​ࡴ‍‍ࡴ‍‍ࡴ‌​ࡵ‌​ࡵ‍‍ࡵ‍‍ࡵ‌​ࡶ‌​ࡶ‍‍ࡶ‍‍ࡶ‌​ࡷ‌​ࡷ‍‍ࡷ‍‍ࡷ‌​ࡸ‌​ࡸ‍‍ࡸ‍‍ࡸ‌​ࡹ‌​ࡹ‍‍ࡹ‍‍ࡹ‌​ࡺ‌​ࡺ‍‍ࡺ‍‍ࡺ‌​ࡻ‌​ࡻ‍‍ࡻ‍‍ࡻ‌​ࡼ‌​ࡼ‍‍ࡼ‍‍ࡼ‌​ࡽ‌​ࡽ‍‍ࡽ‍‍ࡽ‌​ࡾ‌​ࡾ‍‍ࡾ‍‍ࡾ‌​ࡿ‌​ࡿ‍‍ࡿ‍‍ࡿ‌​ࢀ‌​ࢀ‍‍ࢀ‍‍ࢀ‌​ࢁ‌​ࢁ‍‍ࢁ‍‍ࢁ‌​ࢂ‌​ࢂ‍‍ࢂ‍‍ࢂ‌ Additional thin letter for Quranic orthographies Arabic letter thin “yeh” (no final or isolated forms are attested): ​ࢆ‌​ࢆ‍‍ࢆ‍‍ࢆ‌ Additional letters for Bosnian orthographies Arabic letters “nun” or “hah” with “inverted small v”: ​ࢉ‌​ࢉ‍‍ࢉ‍‍ࢉ‌​ࢊ‌​ࢊ‍‍ࢊ‍‍ࢊ‌ Additional letters for Pegon orthographies Arabic letters “tah” with dot or three dots below, or “keheh” with two dots vertically below: ​ࢋ‌​ࢋ‍‍ࢋ‍‍ࢋ‌​ࢌ‌​ࢌ‍‍ࢌ‍‍ࢌ‌​ࢍ‌​ࢍ‍‍ࢍ‍‍ࢍ‌ Addition for Eastern Punjabi orthographies Arabic letter “noon” with ring above, or “arnoon”: ​࢏‌​࢏‍‍࢏‍‍࢏‌