Full Text seach arabic فاطمة and فاطمه

hi ,
i have to search using full text seach on sql server 2008 all the record having the girl having the name فاطمة
it works fine !!
but i have a problem :sometimes we write فاطمة like this فاطمه
so how can i do to have a result all the girl with name فاطمة and فاطمه
i have this problem with a lot of name like (حليمة and حليمه)
thanks

Hi TunKamikaz,
Have you try to use CONTAINS with a logical operator (AND), here is the sample code for your reference:
SELECT * FROM fulltexttable where contains(*,N'حليمة AND حليمه', LANGUAGE 1025)
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using System.IO;
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There are
two ways to create a full-text index, Using T-SQL commands, and
using the Full-Text Wizard.
You can find the Wizard here in SSMS
To build your full-text catalogs and indexes in using T-SQL, you need to use the
CREATE FULLTEXT commands.
There are three commands for full-text index creation and maintenance:
CREATE FULLTEXT CATALOG
CREATE FULLTEXT INDEX
ALTER FULLTEXT INDEX
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