Multani letter bha

It writes the bha consonant in Multani.

Multani grew from Landa merchant writing traditions and served routine and commercial writing. It is related to Gurmukhi, and more distantly to Khudawadi and Khojki. A Multani/Saraiki translation of the Lord’s Prayer, a Christian prayer, survives in a 1730s document; the script’s first printed book was the New Testament in 1819. In the late 19th century, British administration made Arabic script standard for Sindh, helping Multani fall out of regular use. Printed and handwritten forms differ, and fonts may preserve those variants because Multani has no single standard letterform.