Your phone's numbers aren't Arabic — they're Indian

The digits 0–9 and place value grew from India's Brahmi numerals. Around 825 the Persian scholar al-Khwarizmi wrote
about these Indian numbers in Baghdad, and in 1202 Fibonacci's Liber Abaci brought them to Europe — opening with
"novem figure indorum", the nine figures of the Indians. Today we call them Hindu–Arabic numerals.
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