Abjad Numerals Calculator

Arabic text scored in the eastern abjad order

The abjad numerals assign a value from 1 to 1000 across the 28 Arabic letters, in the eastern (mashriqi) order that begins abjad, hawwaz, hutti. Diacritics are stripped before scoring — the harakat are vowel marks, not letters, and carry no value. Variant forms of alef and the ta marbuta are scored; the standalone hamza is not, since it has no independent abjad value, and it is listed back to you rather than silently counted as zero.

Enter text in Arabic

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Known values, to check the calculator against

Word	Value
محمد	92
علي	110
فاطمة	135

Abjad Numerals Calculator — FAQ

What is the difference between the eastern and western abjad orders?

They assign different values to six letters. This calculator uses the eastern (mashriqi) order, which is the one normally meant by abjad values; the western (maghribi) order is used mainly in North Africa.

Do the vowel marks change the value?

No. Harakat are stripped before scoring, so a word written with full vocalisation and the same word written bare give the same value.

Does this use a fixed or moving definition of a day (e.g. across time zones)?

The calculation only uses the calendar date in your profile (DD/MM/YYYY) — it doesn't depend on time of day or time zone, unlike birth-chart calculators which need an exact time.