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The following is a very common way of beginning an Arabic letter:
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He protected the Mahommedans among his subjects and struck coins with inscriptions in Arabic letters.
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He unfolded an imposing document covered with slanting lines of curving Arabic letters in gold.
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The Arabic letters of gold seemed to be pressing down upon her, to crush her body and spirit.
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The ones with green rims are in Arabic letters, the ones with black rims have the cross on them.
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He protected the Mahommedans among his subjects and struck coins with inscriptions in Arabic letters.
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He unfolded an imposing document covered with slanting lines of curving Arabic letters in gold.
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The Arabic letters of gold seemed to be pressing down upon her, to crush her body and spirit.
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The ones with green rims are in Arabic letters, the ones with black rims have the cross on them.
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19 Arabic letters in the Basmala, 19 months of 19 days each in the Baha'i calendar.
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Then she had read a singular advertisement for a lost ring, a seal ring, with some Arabic letters engraved upon it.
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This creamy marble is inlaid with fine black marble lines, the entire Koran in Arabic letters, it is said, being thus interwoven.
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They were not joined like our writing and like Arabic letters, but were separate like our printed type, and were formed in an irregular manner.