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A currency name as one glyph.
Also known as: Rial currency symbol
The Arabic-script character for the rial, written as a ligature of the word.
Marks an amount as a sum in rials or riyals.
Contexts: Public information
Built by ligating the word rather than by inventing a mark, which is how most Arabic-script currency signs work and is unlike the abstract designs of the euro or the Indian rupee sign.
Contexts: Public information
Used for the currencies of several different states, so the character names a unit and not an issuer, and an amount marked with it is ambiguous without a country.
The sign does not identify which state's rial is meant.
Contexts: Public information
The three letters of the word compressed into a single character-width ligature, read as a unit.
A fuller structured visual breakdown is not yet documented for this symbol.