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==ِArabic letters ambiguously compatible with the English alphabet== | ==ِArabic letters ambiguously compatible with the English alphabet== | ||
There are Arabic letters which are pronounced a little differently, but they are transliterated into English as the same letter. For example the words سلام (''salaam'', peace) and صلاة (''salah'', prayer) start on a different kind of "s". | There are Arabic pairs of letters which are pronounced a little differently, but they are transliterated into English as the same letter. For example the words سلام (''salaam'', peace) and صلاة (''salah'', prayer) start on a different kind of "s". | ||
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