U+10E69 "𐹩" Rumi Number Ten Unicode Character

U+10E69 "𐹩" Rumi Number Ten is a numeric symbol from the Rumi numeral system, which was historically used in North Africa and the Maghreb, particularly in Fes, Morocco, for writing numbers in the Arabic script without using Arabic digits. This character represents the number ten and belongs to the Rumi Numerals block in Unicode, which was encoded to support historical documents and manuscripts where these traditional numerals appear. The symbol itself is visually distinct from both Western Arabic numerals and other numeral systems, featuring a design that resembles a stylized cross or an "X" with a small connecting stroke, reflecting the unique calligraphic style of Rumi script. Its inclusion in Unicode helps preserve the digital representation of historical texts and cultural heritage from the Islamic world.