The Balochi Standard Alphabet (),(Romanized: Balòci Estàndàrdèn Siyàhag) is a writing system used for the Balochi language spoken in Balochistan, a region spanning parts of Pakistan, Afghanistan and Iran. This writing system is derived from the Persian alphabet, itself derived from the Arabic script.

Alphabet
The Balochi alphabet, standardized by Balochi Academy Sarbaz, consists of 32 letters.

Script Correspondence Table

Some digraphs in Balochi writing
Balochi also has 3 digraphs set by Balochi Academy Sarbaz in Standard Alphabets:

Arabic diacritics in Balochi writing
Arabic diacritics are used in Balochi, as with other scripts derived from Arabic:

Balochi Numbers

Balochi number is look like persian numbers with a little difference

Notes
Some dialects of Balochi very infrequently use the voiced retroflex flap, meaning ڑ. Due to its immense rarity in Balochi, most orthographies of the language leave out glyphs for the phoneme. When written however, it is usually represented with ر.

This alphabet uses two completely separate and new glyphs to represent the long close front unrounded vowel (/iː/). For the initial and medial forms, ݔ is used. This glyph is based on the initial/medial form of the Perso-Arabic "Ye":  (یـ/ـیـ), the difference being the dot above it. Meanwhile for the final form, ے is used, which is also based on ی and is called "Big ye"; it is from Urdu. Sometimes there is خ, meaning /x/.

Vowels
in standard alphabets have 11 vowels,

/a/,/ɑ/,/e/,/ɪ/,/i/,/o/,/ɯ/,/u/,/ɛ/,/ɑiː/,/ɑuː/

The difference in writing between old Balochi and standard Balochi

In standardized Balochi, letters from old Balochi have been removed and some new letters have been added, The added letters are:
 ݔ‍ Cappi Yà or Arabic yā letter with a dot on it, which is the same at the beginning and middle of the word, and at the end of the word, the letter ے is used only, which existed in old Balochi.
 ۏ Cappi Wà or Wāw letter with a dot added on it

And also in standard Balochi, the letter ڑ is merged with the letter ڈ

In the table below, you can see the difference between old and standard writing:

"ݔ‍" Letter using
Cappi Yà (ݔ‍ ے ࢩ) is one of the standard letters of the Balochi language, which was added to the standard Balochi alphabets by the Balochi Academy Sarbaz. In the old Balochi alphabet, this letter is given as ی‍ْ, but in some others, it is also given as ڃ and یٚ.

References

Arabic alphabets
Balochi language
Arabic alphabets for South Asian languages