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United Arab Emirates Dirham Symbol (د.إ) - AED Copy, Alt Code & Unicode

Instant copy for the United Arab Emirates Dirham symbol (د.إ). ISO 4217 code AED, Windows Alt code (Typed as AED / د.إ), Unicode U+062F U+002E U+0625, official sources, and formatting rules.

د.إ

United Arab Emirates Dirham

AED

Official Currency of United Arab Emirates

Technical & Typography Specifications

ISO 4217 Alpha CodeAED
Unicode CodepointU+062F U+002E U+0625
HTML Named Entity
Decimal Entity
CSS Content Escape
Minor Fractional UnitFils (1/100)

Grammar & Formatting Standards

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Symbol Placement: Suffix (After Amount)

Standard representation: 100,00 د.إ. Standard practice includes a non-breaking space between the digits and the symbol.

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History & Etymology

The official currency of the UAE. Pegged to the US Dollar at 1 USD = 3.6725 AED.

Introduced on 19 May 1973, replacing the Qatar and Dubai riyal and Bahraini dinar in Abu Dhabi.

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