Arabic Edition (تفقيط)

Arabic Amount in Words Converter

Accurately convert numbers to Arabic words (Tafqeet). Perfect for banking, official cheques, and accounting in SAR, AED, KWD, and more.

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Recommended for cheque writing standards.

Cheque Visual Preview

GLOBAL VIRTUAL BANK Authorized Financial Institution
Date
--/--/----
Pay To
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⑈ 123456789 ⑈ 001234567890 ⑈ 1234
Authorized Sign
Authorized Signature

* This image simulates a bank cheque for educational and verification purposes only.

Built for Arabic Financial Standards

Ensure perfect grammar and banking compliance across the Middle East.

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Native Arabic Grammar

Automatically applies correct Arabic grammatical rules for singular, plural, and dual numbers (Muthanna & Jam').

Middle Eastern Currencies

Full support for SAR, AED, KWD, BHD, OMR, QAR, EGP, and sub-units like Halala, Fils, and Piastres.

Perfect RTL Formatting

Output is generated in standard Right-to-Left format, making it easy to copy and paste directly into official documents.

What is "Tafqeet" (التفقيط)?

In Arabic, Tafqeet (تفقيط) refers to the practice of spelling out numbers into words, especially for financial transactions. This prevents fraud and ensures clarity.

A standard Tafqeet string usually ends with the phrase "فقط لا غير" (Only, and nothing else), which serves the same legal purpose as adding "Only" at the end of an English bank cheque.

Example Conversion (SAR):

1,500 SAR = ألف وخمسمائة ريال سعودي فقط لا غير

Writing an Arabic Bank Cheque

When dealing with banks in the UAE, Saudi Arabia, or Egypt, follow these essential rules for writing cheques in Arabic:

  • Use "Faqat La Ghair": Always append فقط لا غير (Only) to close the amount and prevent tampering.
  • Mind Sub-units: Accurately write decimal values (e.g., Halalas for Riyals, Fils for Dirhams). Example: خمسون هللة (50 Halalas).
  • Clear Date & Payee: Ensure the date and payee name (المستفيد) are written clearly without corrections.

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Tafqeet Frequently Asked Questions

What is Tafqeet (تفقيط)?
Tafqeet (تفقيط) is the Arabic term for the process of converting numbers and mathematical figures into written words. It is commonly used in accounting, banking, and legal contracts to prevent fraud.
How do you write 1000 in Arabic words?
The number 1000 is written as 'ألف' (Alf) in Arabic. For monetary amounts like 1000 SAR, it is written as 'ألف ريال سعودي فقط لا غير' (One Thousand Saudi Riyals Only).
Which currencies are supported in the Arabic converter?
Our Arabic converter supports all major Middle Eastern and North African currencies, including Saudi Riyal (SAR), UAE Dirham (AED), Kuwaiti Dinar (KWD), Egyptian Pound (EGP), and Qatari Riyal (QAR).
Does the tool support Right-to-Left (RTL) formatting?
Yes, our tool automatically generates the output in perfect Right-to-Left (RTL) formatting, exactly as required for Arabic text and official documents.