U+FB64 "ﭤ" Arabic Letter Teheh Initial Form Unicode Character

U+FB64 "ﭤ" Arabic Letter Teheh Initial Form is a presentation form of the Arabic letter "teheh," which represents a sound similar to a retroflex or emphatic "t" used in certain languages like Urdu and Kashmiri. This specific glyph is designed for the initial position of a word, where it connects to the following letter in joined Arabic script, appearing with a distinct rightward tail and a rounded top. It is part of the Arabic Presentation Forms-A block, which encodes contextual variants of Arabic letters to support proper text rendering in complex scripts. In digital typography, U+FB64 is typically used for legacy or specialized text handling, as modern Unicode text normally relies on the underlying letter "teheh" (U+067A) and relies on font shaping for correct positional forms.