HRSSA Email Notifications shows Junk Characters for Arabic

We have R12 Oracle ERP
RDBMS : 11.1.0.7.0
Oracle Applications : 12.1.1
We are getting email notifications from Self Service (HRSSA), it shows junk characters in the body of the email, wherever we have arabic characters.
Where as in Subject of the email arabic is coming ok.
Below line is Subject of email
FYI: تم اعتماد Leave of Absence الذي يخص خاتتال, Ishaq Ahmed Mohammed
Below part is from Body of email
åæ               SYSADMIN
Åäé               ÎÇÊÊÇä, Ishaq Ahmed Mohammed Khattal
åÑÓä               10-04-2013 08:55:08
ÇäåÙÑá               221139
ÇäåÙÊåÏ ÇäæçÇÆê: ÌäÇä, ABDULAZEZ ABDULMUTALIB JALAL
ÇÓå ÇäåÓÊÎÏå: AZIZ.MUTALIB
ÇäÊÙäêâ:
Êå ÇÙÊåÇÏ ÊÚêêÑÇÊ Leave of Absence ÇäÊê êÊå ÅÌÑÇÆçÇ Ùäé ÎÇÊÊÇä, Ishaq Ahmed Mohammed Khattal.
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