Well sure, but the previous poster was making a proposal ("I think"), and just doing a link dump implies ignorance, which fairly obviously isn't the case.
I think anyone who has dealt with both Arabic numerals (as used in Europe) and Arabic numerals (as used in parts of the Arabian world) feels the naming is unfortunate. Arguably this is not the best place to bring that up, but I certainly stopped using "Arabic numerals" after working with some i18n code which supported both Arabic and Arabic numerals.
Maybe not the best names, but I've taken to calling them Western Arabic, Arabic Arabic, and Persian or Urdu Arabic. I typically only deal with the Unicode representation, so the differences between Persian and Urdu numerals are invisible to me (but very visible if you display them with the wrong language context for the viewer!)
I think anyone who has dealt with both Arabic numerals (as used in Europe) and Arabic numerals (as used in parts of the Arabian world) feels the naming is unfortunate. Arguably this is not the best place to bring that up, but I certainly stopped using "Arabic numerals" after working with some i18n code which supported both Arabic and Arabic numerals.