MASHQ STUDIOستوديو مشق

Write my name in Arabic

Type it in Latin letters and the studio offers the Arabic spelling, then sets it in a classical script. Free, no account. Start here, or pick your name from 511 already written.

Three steps

  1. Type the name. Type it in Latin letters in the Studio; it offers the Arabic letters for it.
  2. Choose the spelling. Where two Arabic spellings are both defensible, pick the one your family uses.
  3. Choose the script. Naskh, Thuluth, Diwani, Ruqʿah, Kufic, Nastaliq or Maghribi — each reads differently. Switch between them and keep the one that suits the name.

Not in the UAE?

Print it yourselfChoose A4 as the sheet and export the PDF: it is vector, so it prints sharp at home or at any print shop. The first four downloads are free (the first three carry a small stamp); after that the 7-day pass, AED 25, gives 25 clean exports. Send it to someone in the UAEOrder the framed name (A3, AED 185) from wherever you are, pay with your own card, and put their UAE address as the delivery address at checkout. Made in 5–7 working days; delivery anywhere in the UAE is AED 50 per order.

Why there is more than one correct spelling

Arabic writes short vowels only as optional marks, and it has sounds Latin does not — and the reverse. So a Latin name rarely has one Arabic spelling; it has a best few, and which is right depends on how your family says it and how they have always written it.

We show you the spelling before anything is made, and you choose. On a personalised piece the spelling is confirmed with you and cannot be returned once it is made, so this step is not a formality.

Quick answers

Is there one correct Arabic spelling of my name?

Rarely. Arabic writes short vowels only as optional marks, and it has sounds Latin does not — and the reverse — so a Latin name has a best few spellings, and the right one is the one your family uses.

How is the letter P written in Arabic?

Arabic has no letter for P. Persian and Urdu add one (پ); Arabic writes ب, so "Peter" becomes بيتر.

How does "Sara" end in Arabic?

Two endings are used, سارة and سارا, and the family decides. Neither is a mistake.

Can I change the spelling after ordering?

Before printing, yes: on a personalised piece the spelling is confirmed with you first. Once it is made it cannot be returned, because it carries your name.

Names already set

Every name we have set — 511 of them, each opening already written, with its meaning and the spellings people search for. If yours is not there, type it — that is the same product.

On a piece

A name is set as a calligraphy paint from AED 60, printed to order in the UAE, or cut in acrylic as a tray or box. How to order one. Giving it? The shop's birthday gifts, gifts for her and gifts for him include name pieces.

Free to design anywhere · made in the UAE · delivered in the UAE for AED 25 (AED 50 for a paint) and worldwide for AED 250 per order