U+10E60 "𐹠" Rumi Digit One Unicode Character

U+10E60 "𐹠" Rumi Digit One is a numerical symbol representing the number one within the Rumi numeral system, a script used historically in the Maghreb region of North Africa, particularly during the period of the Fatimid and later dynasties. Unlike standard Arabic numerals, this digit is part of a distinct set of characters that were employed for writing numbers in manuscripts and official documents and is encoded in the Unicode block for Rumi numerals to support digital representation and preservation of this historical notation.