Your name in Arabic
Your name, in biscuits
Every Arabic name carries a meaning and a story. Spell yours in biscuits and hear every letter.
18 December · World Arabic Language Day
Spell it in Soraya
Celebrate the language of the letters: spell your name in real Soraya letter biscuits and hear every letter.
أَهْلًا! أَنَا ثُرَيَّا. اِضْغَطُوا عَلَى الْبَسْكَوِيت، دَغْدِغُوهُ أَوِ ارْمُوهُ، وَاسْمَعُوا الْحُرُوف!Hi, I'm Soraya! Tap, tickle or toss the biscuits and hear the letters.
Tap a biscuit!
Belgian-made biscuits shaped like Arabic letters and numbers
Pick your way in
Name of the Week
Your name could be next
Every Friday one first name gets its own Soraya reel. Enter your name and get the family to vote.
Ask your store
Want Soraya in a store near you?
Pick your country and your store. Every ask puts a dot on the demand map that stores and importers see.
Stories under the stars
Soraya gathers the stories of the letters
Reels, the night story in the desert and the 28 letter stories, in one place.
18 December
World Arabic Language Day
Arabic is called the language of the ḍād, الضاد. Spell a name for the day and send it to the family as a card.
Made in Belgium
Belgian craftsmanship, Arabic letters
Soraya was created to turn an everyday biscuit into something meaningful: Belgian craftsmanship combined with the beauty of the Arabic alphabet.
Everything about our biscuits →
- 1Crimped edge
- 2Letter pressed in
- 3Every dot in place
Craft you can see in every biscuit
BEBaked in Belgium
Proudly made in Belgium, a country known around the world for its biscuits and chocolate.
3.4 gWheat, rapeseed oil and milk
Wheat flour, wheat fibre, rapeseed oil and whole milk powder. 3.4 g fibre per 100 g.
20 × 25 g20 portions per bag
One 500 g bag holds 20 portions of 25 g, 101 kcal each.
EUEuropean food standards
Produced in the European Union, under its strict food-safety rules.
Ingredients and values as printed on the Soraya bag.
For stores and importers
Bring Soraya to your shelves
Already on the shelf in Belgium and the Netherlands. See where Gulf families ask for Soraya and request samples, for stores big and small.
Antwerp · since 2020
Our story
The Belgian letter biscuit, now in all 28 Arabic letters.
Soraya started in Antwerp in 2020: the classic Belgian letter biscuit, shaped like the 28 Arabic letters and named after the founder's daughter. Children learn the letters while they play at the table. Today Soraya is growing and welcomes stores, distributors and importers in Europe and the Gulf as partners.
Talk to our team → Or email us: info@sorayabiscuits.com
In the Belgian press
Gazet van AntwerpenLetterkoekjes zijn er nu ook in het Arabisch dankzij Antwerpenaar
De StandaardLetterkoekjes bestaan nu ook in Arabische versie
Het NieuwsbladSinterklaas kan nu ook Arabische nic-nacjes strooien dankzij Antwerpenaar
Press photos: Patrick De Roo
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Thank you! Goodbye!
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