Which marks are removed?
The eight standard combining harakat in U+064B-U+0652: three tanwin marks, fatha, damma, kasra, shadda and sukun.
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Remove standard Arabic diacritics (harakat or tashkeel, U+064B-U+0652) as you type. See how many marks are removed; hamza, punctuation, spaces and all other text stay unchanged.
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Only the eight standard combining harakat in U+064B-U+0652 are removed: three tanwin marks, fatha, damma, kasra, shadda and sukun.
| Mark and name | Code point |
|---|---|
| ◌ً Fathatan | U+064B |
| ◌ٌ Dammatan | U+064C |
| ◌ٍ Kasratan | U+064D |
| ◌َ Fatha | U+064E |
| ◌ُ Damma | U+064F |
| ◌ِ Kasra | U+0650 |
| ◌ّ Shadda | U+0651 |
| ◌ْ Sukun | U+0652 |
Hamza forms, punctuation, spaces, superscript alef (U+0670) and unlisted Quranic marks stay unchanged. Legacy presentation-form marks also stay and are flagged for review.
مَرْحَبًامرحباإِنْ شَاءَ اللهُ؟إن شاء الله؟رَٰرٰبَﹰبﹰThe eight standard combining harakat in U+064B-U+0652: three tanwin marks, fatha, damma, kasra, shadda and sukun.
Hamza, maddah, superscript alef, extended Quranic marks, Persian and Urdu letters, and non-Arabic text stay. This is not a spelling normalizer.
Some copied documents use Arabic presentation-form characters instead of standard combining marks. These are preserved and flagged for review; the tool does not silently rewrite them.