How is the name nick written in Arabic script?

There is no direct equivalent for "Nick" in Arabic script. This is because Arabic script is based on consonants and vowels are often implied, and English names often have vowel sounds that aren't directly represented in Arabic.

However, you could choose from several transliterations, depending on how you want the name to sound and look:

Phonetic:

* نيك (Nik) - This is the most literal transliteration, pronounced "nik."

* نِك (Nik) - This adds a diacritical mark (shadda) to make the "k" sound longer.

More Arabic-sounding:

* نِكُو (Niko) - This adds the vowel "u" to the end, making it sound more Arabic.

Ultimately, the best way to write "Nick" in Arabic depends on your preference and the context.