Which Arabic marks are removed?

The tool removes harakat and related Qur’anic combining marks in its supported Unicode ranges, including fatha, damma, kasra, sukun, shadda, tanwin, and superscript alif.

Is tatweel removed automatically?

No. Tatweel is kept by default because it is not a vowel mark. Enable the separate option when you want to remove it.

Does removing tashkeel change Arabic letters?

The operation removes supported combining marks and optional tatweel; it does not transliterate or rewrite the base letters.

Arabic Tashkeel Remover

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Strip Arabic diacritics (harakat) and optional tatweel from any text, leaving clean unvocalized Arabic. Instant and fully client-side.

Also remove tatweel (ـــ)

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Output

Runs in your browser; files and input stay on this device

About tashkeel

Tashkeel (also called harakat) are the small marks above and below Arabic letters — fatha, damma, kasra, sukun, shadda, and tanwin — that indicate vowels and pronunciation. They’re common in the Qur’an, poetry, and learning materials, but usually removed for everyday writing, search, and databases. This tool strips every diacritic (and optionally the tatweel elongation) in one click, entirely in your browser.

How to use Arabic Tashkeel (Diacritics) Remover

1Paste or type Arabic text with diacritics.
2Enable tatweel removal if you also want to delete the elongation character ـ.
3Review the unvocalized text and copy it.

Frequently asked questions

Which Arabic marks are removed?: The tool removes harakat and related Qur’anic combining marks in its supported Unicode ranges, including fatha, damma, kasra, sukun, shadda, tanwin, and superscript alif.
Is tatweel removed automatically?: No. Tatweel is kept by default because it is not a vowel mark. Enable the separate option when you want to remove it.
Does removing tashkeel change Arabic letters?: The operation removes supported combining marks and optional tatweel; it does not transliterate or rewrite the base letters.