1. Arabic Number Symbols (Reading):
2. Number Pronounciaton (Speaking):
٠ = 0
١ = 1
٢ = 2
٣ = 3
٤ = 4
٥ = 5
٦ = 6
٧ = 7
٨ = 8
٩ = 9
So writing numbers in Arabic is from left to right:
Examples of more than 1-digit numbers:
١٢٣ = 123
٦٥٣ = 653
٣٢ = 32
٦٧ = 67
So basically add the number symbols for every possible number in the number system.
0 = Sifr
1 = Wahid
2 = Ithnain
3 = Thalatha
4 = Arba'a
5 = Khamsa
6 = Sita
7 = Saba'a
8 = Thumania
9 = Tisa'a
10 = Ashara
11 = Ihda Ashara
12 = Ithna Ashara
13 = Thalatha Ashara
14 = Arba'a Ashara
15 = Khamsa Ashara
16 = Sita Ashara
17 = Saba'a Ashara
18 = Thumania Ashara
19 = Tisa'a Ashara
20 = Ishreen
10 = Ashara
20 = Ishreen
30 = Thalatheen
40 = Arbaeen
50 = Khamseen
60 = Siteen
70 = Sabeen
80 = Thumaneen
90 = Tiseen
100 = Mia
For 2- Digit numbers we start on the digit on the right, then if it's 20 or 30 etc.
For example:
34 is Arba'a Thalatheen
53 is Thalatha Khamseen
67 is Saba'a Siteen
Here's a video from an Arabic Speaker to help you with the numbers: