Urdu Support: Does OSX Lion support Finder/Mail/System Menus in Urdu?

Hello,
I have been trying to customize OSX Lion for a while, and while I find that it supports Urdu natively, there are a few hiccups:
I have set my System language to Urdu (Using the Languages & Text option in System Prefs)
I have set my Keyboard layout to Arabic (as the keyboard supports Arabic better, and they're closely related in script)
However, I have noticed that the System menus, Finder, Mail, etc are all still in English. Urdu is set as the only language, and English and other languages have all been disabled from System Prefs, and yet, the menus are all displayed in English only.
However, if I set Arabic as the first language, then all menus and even applications (an their respective menus) display in Arabic. I am beginning to believe that OSX Lion only partly supports Urdu. Is this true?

HasnainSaleem wrote:
I am beginning to believe that OSX Lion only partly supports Urdu. Is this true?
Yes, there is not yet any Urdu localization of the OS menus and dialogues. Those languages for which this exists are listed directly in the published specs:
http://www.apple.com/osx/specs/
Since Lion does provide a keyboard for Urdu, I would be interested in the details about why you prefer to use the Arabic one instead.
To ask Apple to add Urdu OS localization, go here:
http://www.apple.com/feedback/macosx.html

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