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Hi Theo, thanks for reply. The site is for local business and handling unicode URLs by browsers is not problem.
The problem is when we want to share the URL somewhere (in a directory service) it looks like very ugly! Also since I couldn't find any URL shortener that support non-english characters for customization then our URLs for tweet can't have keywords too.
What is your opinion? Keep up with Farsi characters in URL?
Thanks 
Hi all, our site language is Farsi (Persian) so at first we tried to create URLs that contain our target keywords in Farsi too. The problem with this approach is that our URLs are not shown in a friendly style anymore: a bunch of unicode numeric codes instead of Farsi characters. Do you know which is the best approach? 1. Creating ugly looking URLs containing Farsi keywords 2. Forget about putting our keywords in URLs and have nice English URLs Thanks in advance for your time and help