Arabic-indic Digit Seven Letter
٧ is the Arabic-Indic numeral for seven (Unicode U+0667).
U+0667
“٧” is the Arabic-Indic digit representing the number seven. It has a specific Unicode identity (U+0667), making it reliable for multilingual text and UI layouts. Use it anywhere you need Arabic-Indic numerals instead of Western digits.
Arabic-indic Digit Seven Letter Meaning
The symbol “٧” is the Arabic-Indic digit seven, encoded as Unicode U+0667. It is used as part of an Arabic-Indic numeral system where numbers are written using Arabic-Indic digits rather than 0–9 (U+0030–U+0039). In practice, it appears in localized dates, clocks, page counters, and forms designed for Arabic-Indic presentations. Because it is a distinct character (not a styled version of the Western “7”), it can matter for sorting, searching, and typography. When you need consistent numeral rendering across devices and software, copying the exact character is the safest approach.
Common uses
- •Localized date and time displays that use Arabic-Indic numerals
- •User interface counters (e.g., “٧” for item number seven) for Arabic-Indic layouts
- •Form fields and validation messages shown in Arabic-Indic digit style
- •Typography and publishing templates that require Arabic-Indic digits
- •Social media and messaging content where numerals must match Arabic-Indic conventions
Examples
٧ Arabic-Indic Digit Seven
- ٧٧:٣٠ مساءً
- ٧الجزء ٧ من السلسلة
- ٧رقم الطابق ٧
- ٧المستوى ٧
- ٧٧ أيام متبقية
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+0667 | |
| HTML Entity | ٧ | |
| HTML Code | ٧ | |
| CSS | \0667 |
FAQ
What does the Arabic-indic Digit Seven letter mean?
The symbol “٧” is the Arabic-Indic digit seven, encoded as Unicode U+0667. It is used as part of an Arabic-Indic numeral system where numbers are written using Arabic-Indic digits rather than 0–9 (U+0030–U+0039). In practice, it appears in localized dates, clocks, page counters, and forms designed for Arabic-Indic presentations. Because it is a distinct character (not a styled version of the Western “7”), it can matter for sorting, searching, and typography. When you need consistent numeral rendering across devices and software, copying the exact character is the safest approach.
Is “٧” the same as the Western digit “7”?
No. “٧” is the Arabic-Indic digit seven and has its own Unicode code point (U+0667). The Western “7” is a different character.
What is the Unicode code point for “٧”?
“٧” is Unicode U+0667 (ARABIC-INDIC DIGIT SEVEN).
How can I copy it in HTML?
You can use the HTML entity: ٧.
What should I use in CSS and JavaScript?
CSS escape: \\0667. JavaScript (Unicode code point escape): \\u{0667}.