There is a huge list of ways that you can show off who you are through tattoos, and Arabic tattoos are one of the newest popular options. They can give you a unique way to tell people who you are while also giving you some cool ink on your skin. On this page we will take a look at why Arabic tattoos have taken off in recent years and some design options that you might like.

In most cases people choose to get Arabic script tattoos because it allows them to express exactly what they want to express through their ink. For example, if you wanted to get a tattoo that represented your determination, you could get an Arabic script tattoo that says just that. Sure, it’s literal, which isn’t great when you get it in English, but the look of the Arabic tattoo takes it to a whole other level. Of course, you could also include a symbol or two to make the meaning clearer for those who don’t understand Arabic.

One of the most popular ways that people like to get their Arabic tattoos is down their spines. Most of the script looks fantastic when drawn vertically, so it just makes sense that many people choose to get Arabic spine tats. It also adds in the extra meaning that whatever your text says is so much a part of you that it connects to your brain directly.

Arabic tattoos also work quite well on the arms, as shoulder, forearm, or even as wrist tattoos. This will depend on the size of the script itself and whether or not you want it to be a public tattoo. Those looking to get a wrist tattoo will either want a short word or one that can wrap nicely around the wrist. The forearm works similarly, but most people get their Arabic tattoos going down their arms rather than across them.

Another great place to put Arabic tattoos is right along the color bone. This makes it readable to anyone who sees it and it does the important thing of going along the natural lines of your body. Some people will even get one set of text on the left side of their collarbones and another set on the right. Just be warned that tattoos on bones can be a bit more painful than tattoos on fleshier parts of the body.