MathType supports arabic notation in their online versions. Write arabic math notation in different platforms such as Microsoft 365, Google Workspace or LMS.
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MathType provides Right to Left writing which also mirrors mathematical symbols to keep their mathematical meaning.
For example, the Left-to-Right expression 
is shown as 
if using the RTL mode. Arabic letters are also supported by the system. The former formula would typically look like 
.
Other mathematical expressions are mirrored to follow the Arabic notation tradition. For example, in Saudi Arabia a square root like 
is represented as 
in RTL mode.
MathType has been developed following W3C Arabic Mathematical notation recommendations.
Due to the fact that different regions in the Arabic countries use different notations for numbers, MathType provides the ability to choose between Arabic-Indic and Eastern Arabic-Indic numbers.
Arabic characters, when written together, are typographically joined with the so called ligatures.
In mathematics, variable names are typically formed by a unique character. Hence by default we consider every character a stand alone mathematical variable, and so without ligatures. But MathType recognizes some standard words, and automatically adds ligatures to them. Also users can manually add ligatures, using the ‘Arabic ligatures’ button.
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