Image: Arabic vs Hebrew Syriac Greek mul

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Description: SVG diagram illustrating how the Arabic script's hijāʾī collation aligns with that of earlier north Semitic alphabets (Hebrew alphabet (Q33513) and Syriac (Q26567)) and Greek alphabet (Q8216), which follow the Phoenician alphabet's collation.
Title: Arabic vs Hebrew Syriac Greek mul
Credit: Own work based on: en:Template:Comparison Arabic alphabet (archived at the Wayback Machine), which relied on en:Template:Comparison_Arabic_alphabet/styles.css (archived at the Wayback Machine). Approximate MediaWiki code reverse-engineered from the archived HTML: [1]. Original author TBD. See also: File:Comp arabe hebreu etc.png and File:Compare Arabic Hebrew etc.png
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History of the Arabic alphabet

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