Arabic Number Sign Letter
is the Arabic Number Sign (U+0600), used as an Arabic-script character with a number-sign identity.
U+0600
is known as the Arabic Number Sign and has the Unicode code point U+0600. It’s a single Arabic-script character that can be copied directly or inserted via common Unicode escapes.
Arabic Number Sign Letter Meaning
The character is called the Arabic Number Sign. In most contexts, it functions as a standalone symbol associated with numbers or number marking within Arabic-script text processing. Because it is a specific Unicode code point rather than a typical punctuation mark, it’s best treated as a literal character: copy it when you need the exact glyph, and use the provided Unicode escapes for consistent insertion across systems. If you’re building or styling text, check font support for Arabic characters so the symbol renders as expected.
Common uses
- •Copy/paste into Arabic-script content that requires the exact character
- •Inserting a literal Unicode symbol in UI labels, mockups, or typography tests
- •Using it in search or dataset fields where exact Unicode characters matter
- •Character-by-character teaching materials for Unicode and Arabic-script sets
- •Developer use when you need to embed U+0600 in code or templates
Examples
Arabic Number Sign (U+0600)
- اكتب: هنا
- رمز:
- اختبار خط:
- u+0600 =
- هذه علامة عدد:
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+0600 | |
| HTML Entity | ؀ | |
| HTML Code | ؀ | |
| CSS | \0600 |
FAQ
What does the Arabic Number Sign letter mean?
The character is called the Arabic Number Sign. In most contexts, it functions as a standalone symbol associated with numbers or number marking within Arabic-script text processing. Because it is a specific Unicode code point rather than a typical punctuation mark, it’s best treated as a literal character: copy it when you need the exact glyph, and use the provided Unicode escapes for consistent insertion across systems. If you’re building or styling text, check font support for Arabic characters so the symbol renders as expected.
What is the Unicode code point for ?
is U+0600 (ARABIC NUMBER SIGN).
How can I copy reliably across devices?
Copy the character directly from this page, or use the provided HTML entity (؀) or CSS/JavaScript escapes (\\0600 or \\u{0600}).
Will look the same in every font?
Not always. The glyph can vary by font, and some fonts may not fully support the character.
Is the same as a typical number sign like #?
No. is a specific Arabic-script Unicode character (U+0600) and should be treated as its own literal symbol rather than the ASCII # sign.