Arabic & Fársí transcription list and glossary for Bahá’ís Contents
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Arabic numbers.. .Arabic numbers are written from left to right.
‘Ayn and Hamza consonants.. .These Arabic consonant letters for ‘ayn and hamza are represented by left and right curly apostrophes respectively—they are not quote marks nor are they interchangeable. The alternative plain text characters are ` and ' respectively. Always include any initial ‘Ayn, and ending Hamza or ‘Ayn. It is important not to confuse any quote marks used in the text together with an ‘Ayn or a Hamza. An ‘Ayn in the middle or at the end of a word/name can be entered by inserting a space, an apostrophe, and then removing the leading space. Alternatively, use the appended Word macro to insert the left curly apostrophe. Bahá’í principles*.. .
Bahá’u’lláh’s Apostles.. .
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