Rejoice.. a bit! I would have loved to say that there’s an easy way to do it.. but hey, there is a way, and it’s unofficial – so do it at your own risk!
Credit goes to Ayman Al-Sanad who helped create the localized version of the OS.
According to vRaMi, the solution successfully added Arabic support to an HTC myTouch 3G (Magic 32B) allowing the device to support Arabic in most of the applications.
To do so, you need to flash your device with the latest custom Cyanogen 4.2.13 and restart.
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Via vRaMi
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