U+FC24 "ﰤ" Arabic Ligature Dad with Khah Isolated Form Unicode Character

U+FC24 "ﰤ" Arabic Ligature Dad with Khah Isolated Form is a typographic ligature found within the Arabic Presentation Forms-A block, representing a single glyph that combines the Arabic letters Dad (ض) and Khah (خ) in their isolated forms to create a compact and aesthetically continuous shape for calligraphic and typesetting purposes. This character is used primarily in traditional and formal Arabic text to maintain visual harmony, eliminating the natural gap between the two letters when written sequentially. It serves as a stylistic variant rather than a separate linguistic unit, often appearing in historical manuscripts, Quranic scripts, and decorative writing systems.