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Very valid point. Since Zero in Arabic (or Urdu numeric which are used in most of the Arabic countries) is written as dot (.) in english characters which is used in the Domain Name word as a separator between deferent levels in the domain name system. This problem is not only applicable to the arabic language but also to Urdu, Phasi, Kurdi, etc... Again we have to think in the simplicity to implement the Multilingual Solution, therefore I support the idea of using the original Arabic numeric (0,1,2, etc) in the implementation of the Arabic DNS solution. Wael Nasr wrote: Dear All Do you think alsifr should be allowed with the arabic URLS There is no tech problem but it can be confused with the dot. Rgs Wael ----------------------------------------------------------- |