However, one of the most unique aspects of Farsi writing is how the words are formed. Farsi has no capital letters, however each character has four shape variations: initial, medial, final, and freestanding or “whole”.
While each word starts with the initial form, medial forms are used to connect each following character, ending a complete word with the final form . Even within these forms at any point in time one is given the freedom of adapting the shapes of the characters—in numerous forms— with the purpose of arriving at a visually balanced and aesthetically pleasing written form.
Farsi alphabets variouse forms, their vocal sounds.