Sentence examples for arabic letters from inspiring English sources

And an installation of large banners illustrating Arabic letters and words, recently made in collaboration with Arab-American children in Queens, is little more than a generic campaign for multiculturalism.

The word "Allah" was written in bold Arabic letters just above the minarets.

Many computer keyboards are now even made with Arabic letters printed on the keys.

The Arabic letters in the video had nothing to do with the Qur'an.

The collection is designed with bold Arabic letters, standing alone or elegantly joined, surrounded by splashes of bright color.

In these experiments, fifteen and six subjects exposed to 100 slides of Arabic letters presented on video display terminal for each matrix format.

The Republic of Arabic Letters (Belknap Press) examines how these Christians acquired, studied, and learned deeply about Arabic manuscripts.

Fonz had decorated his trousers so that his left leg said, in big Arabic letters, "YES," while the right leg declared, "SISI".

There he is described as a plump, one-eyed man with a ruddy face and curling hair and the Arabic letters k-f-r ("unbelief") on his forehead.

Literary energies were set completely free when Atatürk introduced the Latin alphabet in 1928, hoping that his people would forget their Islamic past along with the Arabic letters.

Thirteen Arabic letters the so-called sun letters, t, th, d, dh, r, z, s, sh, ṣ, ḍ, ṭ, ẓ, and n assimilate the l of al- in pronunciation: thus, "Ash-Shām" (the colloquial Arabic name of Damascus), not "Al-Shām," for example.