Arabic Typing Test
Arabic is written from right to left and its letters change shape depending on their position in a word. The test renders right-to-left and uses everyday Arabic vocabulary.
What this tool gives you
Right-to-left support
The text and caret follow the correct Arabic reading direction.
Connected letterforms
Words use natural Arabic script with correct letter joining.
Everyday vocabulary
Common words are used so the practice reflects real usage.
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Yes. Arabic is displayed and typed right to left, with the caret following that direction.
You need a keyboard layout that can produce Arabic letters, but any modern operating system includes one.
The same way as other languages, using correct characters converted to words per minute.