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Arabic Keyboard Layout — QWERTY to Arabic 101

This is the Arabic (101) layout your operating system uses when its keyboard layout is set to Arabic: every physical key on a standard QWERTY keyboard mapped to the Arabic letter, digit, or punctuation mark it produces, in both the unshifted and Shift layers. It's also the exact mapping ArabicKeyboard.ai's wrong-keyboard suggestion uses to reverse text typed with that layout active by mistake.

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Examples

Reference table

Listed in physical order: number row, then the upper, home, and lower letter rows. The ISO 105th key (next to left Shift, present on some keyboards) types the same backslash as the key shown before Enter.

QWERTY physical key to Arabic 101 output, base and Shift layers
Physical keyBaseShift
`ذّ
11!
22@
33#
44$
55%
66^
77&
88*
99)
00(
--_
==+
Qضَ
Wصً
Eثُ
Rقٌ
Tفلإ
Yغإ
Uع
Iه÷
Oخ×
Pح؛
[ج<
]د>
Aشِ
Sسٍ
Dي]
Fب[
Gللأ
Hاأ
Jتـ
Kن،
Lم/
;ك:
'ط"
\\|
Zئ~
Xءْ
Cؤ}
Vر{
Bلالآ
Nىآ
Mة
,و,
.ز.
/ظ؟

Supported layouts and modes

Limitations

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