Arabic language not displayed in Oracle 11g

Dear all,
I have problem in inserting data Arabic language into oracle database 11g.. it displays " ??????? "
I am programming a php application that insert data into oracle database, and I did as described in forums but still not working.
here is what i did:
NLS_LANG value is set to AMERICAN_AMERICA.AR8MSWIN1256
Database character set is: AL32UTF8
Arabic language is installed in windows regional and language settings, and Arabic keyboard
HTML page character set is: <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8" />
I cant figure out whats causes the problem in my case. any help will be much appreciated.
Regards

Hi guys
and thanks for the replies.. and sorry for my late reply
I tried using ARABIC_UNITED ARAB EMIRATES.AR8MSWIN1256 in NLS_LANG but still the same issue,
The way am viewing the input is via Oracle Enterprise Manager.
And the way am inserting the values are via html form and php.
Also, I tried selecting data and viewing it in the browser but also show "????"
I haven't try AL32UTF8 instead of AR8MSWIN1256 yet, am gonna try and reply soon.
Thanks

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