Problem displaying Right-to-left arabic text while viewing page in IE7 - internet-explorer-7

I have a sturuts application that displays some data from the database . This data consists of arabic characters. when i view the application in IE6, the right to left orientation of the arabic text is apperaing properly. But when i view the same page in IE7, the arabic text appers as left-to-right text.
Can somebody help me out with this.

You can control the text direction with the "dir" attribute.
<div dir=ltr> This is LeftToRight </div>
<div dir=rtl> This is RightToLeft </div>

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