DLyons Jul 7, 2014:

Here's an online example which I read as "integral of sqrt(x+1/x+2) dx"
تكا { جذر [ (س +1 ) / (س +2)]} ءس

Of course, x could be replaced by any variable, x, س and ءس are just dummies. But unless this refers to something physical like Time (conventionally, t rather than x), there's no reason to change it.

Ahmad Batiran Jul 7, 2014:

A hint for the (.) The (.) might be for the 'dot product' or الجُداء النقطي.

Ahmad Batiran Jul 7, 2014:

A potential clue Tim, I am not sure but I think (د) (daal) for دالّة, i.e. (f) for function, is written in this way (like hamzah) in Arabic math due to swift hand writing. If this is so, then the person who typed it thought it was hamzah. Good luck!

Tim Friese (asker) Jul 7, 2014:

Link See link here: http://imgur.com/cCgbTNd