Extended Arabic-indic Digit Zero Letter
۰ is the Extended Arabic-Indic digit zero used in Arabic numeral systems (Unicode U+06F0).
U+06F0
۰ is the Unicode “EXTENDED ARABIC-INDIC DIGIT ZERO” character. It looks like a zero but belongs to the Arabic-Indic digit set. Use it when you need correct localized numerals in text, UI, or design.
Extended Arabic-indic Digit Zero Letter Meaning
۰ is a digit character representing the number zero, specifically from the Extended Arabic-Indic digit block. Unlike the plain Latin digit “0” (ASCII), this character is part of Unicode’s Arabic digit styling, so it may be preferred for Arabic-localized displays, forms, and typography that match Arabic-Indic numeral conventions. In practice, it behaves like a digit in many text flows and rendering systems, but it’s still its own Unicode code point (U+06F0). When copying into apps, websites, or design tools, use the exact character to ensure consistent display and sorting where supported.
Common uses
- •Displaying localized Arabic-Indic numbers in user interfaces
- •Copying correct numeral characters into Arabic-language documents and forms
- •Number labels in design mockups targeting Arabic typography
- •Generating or validating text output that must use U+06F0 specifically
- •Using the character in spreadsheets, word processors, or templates that require Arabic-Indic digits
Examples
۰ (Extended Arabic-Indic Digit Zero)
- ۰2024-۰۱-۰۳
- ۰سنة ۰
- ۰الصفحة ۰۱
- ۰نتيجة: ۰
- ۰الوقت ۰۹:۰۰
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+06F0 | |
| HTML Entity | ۰ | |
| HTML Code | ۰ | |
| CSS | \06F0 | |
| Alt Code | Alt + 1776 | |
| Decimal | 1776 |
How to type Extended Arabic-indic Digit Zero Letter (۰)
On Windows
Hold Alt and type 1776 on the numeric keypad. In Word, type 06F0 then press Alt + X.
On Mac
Switch to the Unicode Hex Input keyboard, then hold Option and type 06F0. Or press Control + Command + Space and search.
On Linux
Press Control + Shift + U, type 06f0, then press Enter or Space.
Anywhere
Copy ۰ with the button above and paste it wherever you need it — this works on every device and in every app, with no keyboard shortcut to remember.
FAQ
What does the Extended Arabic-indic Digit Zero letter mean?
۰ is a digit character representing the number zero, specifically from the Extended Arabic-Indic digit block. Unlike the plain Latin digit “0” (ASCII), this character is part of Unicode’s Arabic digit styling, so it may be preferred for Arabic-localized displays, forms, and typography that match Arabic-Indic numeral conventions. In practice, it behaves like a digit in many text flows and rendering systems, but it’s still its own Unicode code point (U+06F0). When copying into apps, websites, or design tools, use the exact character to ensure consistent display and sorting where supported.
Is ۰ the same as the normal digit 0?
They represent zero visually, but they are different characters. ۰ is U+06F0 (Extended Arabic-Indic Digit Zero), while 0 is the Latin/ASCII digit.
How can I find or confirm the Unicode code point for ۰?
The Unicode code point for ۰ is U+06F0. You can also check by viewing the character’s Unicode/encoding details in your tool or OS.
Can I use ۰ in HTML and CSS?
Yes. The provided HTML entity is ۰, and the CSS escape form is \\06F0. Use whichever format fits your workflow.
Will ۰ work in programming languages like JavaScript?
Yes. The provided JavaScript escape is \\u{06F0}. Use it when you need to generate the exact character in scripts.