Age identifier: March 2011—August 2011
United Kingdom / East of England / Peterborough
Mercedes-Benz G-Klasse
Previous Registration: NU20 ENF
Can anyone tell what the Arabic script on the plate says?
Spotted in Liverpool, United Kingdom
Comments (3)
Rhineland-Palatinate 2022-01-17 19:00:32 | #1
العراق ("al-'iraq" = Iraq) in a kind of calligraphic writing without the superscript dots on the q.
Technically, it could mean "soothsayer, clairvoyant" due to the ambiguity of the letters ق/ف when you leave out the superscript dots, but I am 100% certain that's not what's meant.
Technically, it could mean "soothsayer, clairvoyant" due to the ambiguity of the letters ق/ف when you leave out the superscript dots, but I am 100% certain that's not what's meant.
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Juterman 2022-01-17 20:13:26 | #2
Rhineland-Palatinate (2022-01-17 19:00:32)Rhineland-Palatinate
العراق ("al-'iraq" = Iraq) in a kind of calligraphic writing without the
العراق ("al-'iraq" = Iraq) in a kind of calligraphic writing without the
This calligraphic writing is identical to that we see at 1988 Iraqi plates being still issued in Kurdistan.
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Rhineland-Palatinate 2022-01-17 20:22:48 | #3
Juterman (2022-01-17 20:13:26)Juterman
Rhineland-Palatinate
العراق ("al-'iraq" = Iraq) in a kind of calligraphic writing without the
This calligraphic writing is identical to that we see at 1988 Iraqi plates being still issued in Kurdistan.
Rhineland-Palatinate
العراق ("al-'iraq" = Iraq) in a kind of calligraphic writing without the
This calligraphic writing is identical to that we see at 1988 Iraqi plates being still issued in Kurdistan.
You're very right, I wasn't sure if they used the superscript dots on the Qaf, but no, they don't.
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