This converter helps you type Arabic using English letters (Roman script). It reads basic Roman Arabic such as "salaam", "allah", "rahman" and converts it into Arabic script using simple phonetic rules.
It is meant for quick everyday use when you do not have an Arabic keyboard available, but still want to write messages, short notes or names in Arabic script.
Common combinations like "kh", "sh", "th", "dh" and long vowels like "aa" are mapped to their nearest Arabic letters. The logic is kept simple so that beginners can understand and predict how text will be converted.
For example, "salaam" becomes "سلام" and "bismillah" becomes "بسم الله" after conversion, depending on the input spelling.
Type your text in English letters inside the input box and click Convert. The output box will show the Arabic script version which you can copy and share.
Pronunciation and spelling preferences vary between regions, so you can adjust your Roman spelling to get the closest Arabic output for your dialect or style.