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The 10 pages that link to Persian alphabet, each with the reason it gives.

• Persian languageRelated: Modern Persian in Iran and Afghanistan is written in this adapted script.

• Arabic scriptBroader topic: Persian writing adds letters absent from the Arabic inventory.

• AbjadBroader topic: Persian applies an abjad-derived script to a language with different vowel patterns.

• Arabic alphabetCompared with: It demonstrates how Arabic letterforms can be extended for another language.

• Persian calligraphyBroader topic: Its letterforms provide the written forms that calligraphers shape.

• New PersianBroader topic: Its added letters accommodate sounds absent from standard Arabic.

• Turkish alphabet reformRelated: Its continued use illustrates that Arabic-derived scripts were adapted differently across languages.

• Urdu alphabetRelated: Persian writing transmitted many conventions and letter forms into Urdu.

• NastaliqRelated: Nastaliq arranges Persian letters into its characteristic sloping lines.

• Perso-Arabic scriptBroader topic: Its added letters represent Persian sounds absent from the Arabic inventory.