RTL in Markdown

Actually as my friend Aevyz reminded me, Markdown parses HTML in it.

You won't need to change your parser. The quickest path to solve that I could think of is this:

<div dir="rtl">

سلام دنیا

مرحبا العالم

שלום בעולם

ہیلو دنیا
</div>

So you need to add literally two lines to turn a whole document or an arbitrary section of it into RTL. It will be more compatible than an own script.

Here is a JavaScript implementation of Markdown, which (according to the commit comments) adds support for RTL languages, namely Arabic, Hebrew, Syriac, Thaana. And it seems trivially easy to add more languages.

https://github.com/hasenj/showdown/

It's based on Showdown, http://attacklab.net/showdown.

It seems to automatically understand whether or not to render the text from right to left.
Consider this code snippet: (from the very first commit at GitHub)

var p_tag = "<p>";
var rtl_p_tag = "<p style='direction:rtl; text-align: right'>";

// Check for RTL paragraphs: paragraphs that start with a character
// from an RTL script.
// RTL scripts are: Arabic, Hebrew, Syriac, Thaana
// Unicode ranges reference: http://www.ssec.wisc.edu/~tomw/java/unicode.html
var first_char = str.charCodeAt(str.search(/\S/)); //first non-white-space char
if(first_char >= 1424 && first_char <= 1983) 
{
    p_tag = rtl_p_tag;
}

    str = _RunSpanGamut(str);
    str = str.replace(/^([ \t]*)/g, p_tag);

Hope this helps,
Magnus

Just use dir="auto" like the below example and it will work as you wanted:

 <div dir="auto">
                با استفاده از attribute dir با مقدار auto در HTML می تونید به طور خودکار RTL رو هم داشته باشید.
  </div>

you can use:

<div align="right">
   این متن test است
</div>


or:

<div dir="auto" align="right">
   این متن test است
</div>


or (recommended):

<div dir="auto">
   این متن test است
</div>

You can simply add everything between span tags like below:

<span dir="rtl" align="right">
      این یک test است
</span>

You may want to check this link to see an example in action.