: Often considered the Arabic equivalent of Times New Roman for standard text.

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On macOS, the system maps the Arabic characters to a specific built-in font called . However, when Microsoft Word for Mac requests "Times New Roman" for Arabic text, it substitutes "Nadeem" (a classic Arabic serif font) or a proprietary Microsoft fallback.