Arabic script
Original guidanceجمعة مباركة (Jumu'ah Mubarakah). Many Arabic speakers also write جمعة طيبة, meaning a good Friday.
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Jumma Mubarak in Arabic, Urdu and Hindi
Jumma Mubarak written in Arabic, Urdu, Hindi and Roman Urdu script, ready to copy and paste.
Jumma Mubarak is written جمعة مباركة in Arabic, جمعہ مبارک in Urdu and जुमा मुबारक in Hindi. Copy the script you need.
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How is Jumma Mubarak written in each script?
The greeting is the same in every language: Blessed Friday.
Urdu script
Original guidanceجمعہ مبارک (Jumma Mubarak). Urdu uses the shape of the letter heh that differs from Arabic.
Hindi script
Original guidanceजुमा मुबारक (Jumma Mubarak), the Devanagari spelling used in Hindi.
Roman Urdu
Original guidanceJumma Mubarak, written in Latin letters. Spellings such as Juma Mubarak are also common.
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Common questions
How do you write Jumma Mubarak in Arabic?+
In Arabic it is written جمعة مباركة and read Jumu'ah Mubarakah.
How do you write Jumma Mubarak in Urdu?+
In Urdu it is written جمعہ مبارک.
How do you write Jumma Mubarak in Hindi?+
In Hindi it is written जुमा मुबारक.
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