Arabic Mathematical Alphabetic Symbols

Arabic Mathematical Alphabetic Symbols is a Unicode block encoding characters used in Arabic mathematical expressions.

These symbols are commonly used in mathematical equations and notations, particularly in the Arabic-speaking world. Here are some of the most common ones:

أ (alef): represents a variable or an unknown quantity in an equation.
ب (baa): a constant or a coefficient.
ج (jeem): a function.
د (dal): a derivative.
هـ (haa): a limit.
و (waw): a conjunction or an addition operation.
ز (zay): a summation.
ح (haa'): a differential equation.
ط (taa'): a Fourier transform.
ي (yaa'): an imaginary number or a complex number.

It's worth noting that these symbols are not universally used in all Arabic-speaking countries, and there may be some regional variations. Additionally, many of these symbols have multiple meanings depending on the context in which they are applied.

Properties

Range	1EE00–1EEFF
Characters	256

List of Characters

Table of Characters

1ED00–1ED4F Ottoman Siyaq Numbers 1F000–1F02F Mahjong Tiles

0: Basic Multilingual Plane

1: Supplementary Multilingual Plane

2: Supplementary Ideographic Plane

3: Tertiary Ideographic Plane

4-13: Not Used

14: Supplementary Special-purpose Plane

15: Supplementary Private Use Area Plane – A

16: Supplementary Private Use Area Plane – B

Arabic Mathematical Alphabetic Symbols

Properties

List of Characters

Isolated symbols

Initial symbols

Tailed symbols

Stretched symbols

Looped symbols

Double-struck symbols

Stretching operators