U+FB63 "ﭣ" Arabic Letter Teheh Final Form Unicode Character

U+FB63 "ﭣ" Arabic Letter Teheh Final Form is a presentation form of the Arabic letter teheh, which is used in certain Arabic script orthographies to represent a specific sound or character variant. This glyph appears in its final positional form, meaning it is designed to connect to the preceding letter on its right side with a tail that varies according to the script style. It is part of the Arabic Presentation Forms-B block, which encodes contextual shapes of Arabic letters for compatibility with legacy text processing. This character is primarily utilized in languages such as Urdu and Sindhi, where it helps distinguish subtle phonetic differences, though its use is limited to specialized typographic contexts rather than modern standard encoding.