Arabic Letter Heh Goal With Hamza Above Letter
ۂ is the Arabic letter Heh Goal with Hamza Above (U+06C2).
U+06C2
ۂ is an Arabic-script character used to represent a specific letter form. It’s useful when you need accurate text rendering or typography. Use the copy options below to insert it reliably in your work.
Arabic Letter Heh Goal With Hamza Above Letter Meaning
ۂ (U+06C2) is an Arabic letter named “Heh Goal with Hamza Above.” The “hamza above” indicates a particular combined character form, distinguishing it from plain heh-like shapes in Arabic-script typography. In practice, it’s mainly encountered in written text that uses this letter variant rather than as a general-purpose symbol. If you’re typesetting, digitizing, or verifying text, using the correct Unicode character matters—different fonts or input methods may substitute similar-looking characters unless you insert ۂ explicitly.
Common uses
- •Copy/pasting exact Arabic text from documents where this specific letter appears
- •Accurate word processing and proofreading for Arabic-language content
- •Typography and layout work where the correct Unicode letter must be preserved
- •Internationalization checks when validating Unicode rendering in apps
- •Creating consistent labels, names, or short strings containing ۂ
Examples
ۂ Arabic Letter Heh Goal with Hamza Above
- ۂاكتب ۂ كما هو في النص الأصلي.
- ۂتحقق من أن الحرف ۂ يظهر بشكل صحيح في الخط المحدد.
- ۂأحتاج ۂ لنسخ الاسم كما ورد في المستند.
- ۂاستخدم ۂ بدلًا من حرف مشابه لضمان التطابق.
- ۂفي الواجهة العربية، تأكد من دعم U+06C2 لعرض ۂ.
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+06C2 | |
| HTML Entity | ۂ | |
| HTML Code | ۂ | |
| CSS | \06C2 |
FAQ
What does the Arabic Letter Heh Goal With Hamza Above letter mean?
ۂ (U+06C2) is an Arabic letter named “Heh Goal with Hamza Above.” The “hamza above” indicates a particular combined character form, distinguishing it from plain heh-like shapes in Arabic-script typography. In practice, it’s mainly encountered in written text that uses this letter variant rather than as a general-purpose symbol. If you’re typesetting, digitizing, or verifying text, using the correct Unicode character matters—different fonts or input methods may substitute similar-looking characters unless you insert ۂ explicitly.
What is the Unicode code point for ۂ?
ۂ is U+06C2 (Unicode name: Arabic Letter Heh Goal with Hamza Above).
How can I copy ۂ into my text editor?
Copy the character ۂ directly from this page, or paste the escapes such as \\u{06C2} (JavaScript) depending on your tool.
Will look-alike Arabic letters behave the same as ۂ?
No. Similar-looking Arabic characters may be different Unicode code points, so you should use ۂ specifically (U+06C2) to match the intended letter.
What if my font doesn’t display ۂ correctly?
Try switching to a Unicode-capable Arabic font. If the font lacks this glyph, the character may not render properly.