No language has the same alphabet as Arabic.
Arabic uses an abjad script, which consists of only consonants. Vowels are indicated by diacritics, which are optional in most contexts. Many other languages, such as Hebrew and Persian, also use abjads.
While these languages share similarities in their writing systems, they have distinct alphabets with different letters and diacritics.
Examples of languages using abjads:
- Arabic
- Hebrew
- Persian
- Urdu
- Syriac
Important Note: While these languages share a common writing system, they have distinct alphabets with different letters and diacritics.
