Format Alamat Arab

Arabic Address Format

• The Arabic address format is written from right to left (RTL) due to the language's script direction.
• The format varies slightly between countries, but the general structure remains the same.

Components of an Arabic Address

1. Recipient's Name: Written in the Arabic script, usually in the following format:
   • First name ( GIVEN NAME )
   • Father's name ( FATHER'S NAME bin/grandfather's name )
   • Family name ( FAMILY NAME )
2. Street Address:
   • House/building number ( BUILDING NUMBER )
   • Street name ( STREET NAME )
   • Neighborhood/district ( NEIGHBORHOOD/DISTRICT )
3. Postal Code and City:
   • Postal code ( POSTAL CODE )
   • City ( CITY )
4. Country:
   • Country name in Arabic ( COUNTRY NAME )

Example of an Arabic Address

• Recipient's Name: محمد أحمد علي (Muhammad Ahmad Ali)
• Street Address: فيلا ٣٥، شارع النور، حي المدينه (Villa 35, An-Nur Street, Al-Madinah District)
• Postal Code and City: ١١٤٤٢، الرياض (11442, Riyadh)
• Country: المملكة العربية السعودية (Kingdom of Saudi Arabia)

Additional Tips

• Arabic addresses often include diacritical marks (e.g., َ, ِ, ُ) to indicate pronunciation and vowel sounds.
• Street names and neighborhood names might be translated or transliterated from Arabic to English or other languages.
• Postal codes may vary in format and usage between countries.