To be able to do that, you'll need to change font settings. Also, don't put IE5 on Arabic windows 98. Please see links to these vendors above and make sure you read their system requirements. The built in browser is Arabic aware and the task becomes easier. However, pages with sloppy HTML code will not display well.
Comments are welcome.
Our understanding is that CyberDog supports both ISO and CP Arabic. We hope to add a Unicode version of our pages soon. Some reported problems with charset meta tags confusing Netscape and ended up downloading pages and viewing them locally after some editing. AraMosaic can save html files in either coding set. These works with browsers versions 4.x or later only.