Arabic to English Transliteration

بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم

In this blog, sometimes the writer uses alphabet to replace the Arabic letters (hijâ’iyyah). The writer uses transliteration guide as commonly used in Islamic books.

• أ (a)
• ب (b)
• ت (t)
• ث (th)
• ج (j)
• ح ( h )
• خ (kh)
• د (d)
• ذ (dh)
• ر (r)
• ز (z)
• س (s)
• ش (sh)
• ص ( s )
• ض ( d )
• ط ( t )
• ظ ( z )
• ع ( `)
• غ (gh)
• ف (f)
• ق (q)
• ك (k)
• ل ( l )
• م (m)
• ن (n)
• و (w)
• ﻫ (h)
• ء ( ’ )
• ي (y)

• â = long “a”, e.g., siwâk
• î = long “i”, e.g., hadîth
• û = long “u” , e.g., muslimûn

#May Allah unites and softens the hearts of all muslims, âmîn...#