Arabic tattoos can be stunning pieces of artwork when coupled with meaningful messages or quotes, so it is wise to consult someone familiar with reading Arabic before getting one inked permanently on your body.
One-Word tattoos
Black ink works exceptionally well to bring them out. Tattooing “al-horrified” on yourself could help those suffering from pain or suffering to remain confident that they can overcome all challenges in life.
Common choices for tattooed words of hope, love, believe, soul, and strength include hope, love, believe, soul, and strength, whichwill keep you going in difficult times. Some people also opt to tattoo the word “fun” (Zofran) on them to remind them to practice forgiveness and signify how happiness cannot exist without courage.
Full Quote tattoos
Combining Arabic text with eye-catching designs creates an exquisite piece of body art. These unique tattoos can make for the ideal amount of meaningful body art for those without Arabic proficiency but wanting significant ink on their body. Angelina Jolie, Selena Gomez, and Zlatan Ibrahimovic are examples of celebrities who sport Arabic tattoos on their arms with special meanings attached.
Arabic is a complex language in which letters can be interweaved to form intricate designs. Dove tattoos symbolize peace and love and can be incorporated with Arabic text. Be mindful that Arabic writing flows right-to-left, with letters connected. Check the accuracy of any Arabic tattoo designs before inking permanently.
Spine Tattoos
An ink tattoo on your spine is both bold and sensual. It draws attention to an otherwise hidden body part and sends an important message about courage and strength. Spine tattoos symbolize Freedom and moving forward, breaking free from the past and forging ahead. Combined with imagery like snake coils, they can expand upon their meaning.
Faith and religious ideas are common themes for spine tattoos. For example, combining the Arabic word for freedom, “lHry@,” with an image of a dove conveys romantic and spiritual messages. It serves as a reminder to be strong and persevere, making it an ideal design choice for someone experiencing pain or struggle.
Arm tattoos
Arabic tattoos look beautiful on arms, whether you opt for a complete quote or simply one word. They work best on shoulders, forearms, or wrists. Adding symbols or designs around the script makes it more elaborate and adds an arabesque vibe.
One of the most favored Arabic tattoos is Freedom, which symbolizes liberation from past hardship and pride in what you’ve accomplished. Another option would be “LHry@,” which stands for Extreme Attachment and could represent your passions or what it signifies.
Zayn Malik of One Direction boasts 29 tattoos, and two are written in Arabic – his grandfather’s name on his right arm and a quote saying “Be True to Who You Are.”
