Serhiy Storchaka added the comment:
Use cp1256 encoding in your source file. It is expected that usually your
source files encoding is same as your locale encoding. In such case printing
string literals and Unicode string literals produces same result (as they look
in the sources).
s1 is '\xd8\xb3\xd9\x84\xd8\xa7\xd9\x85' (u'سلام'.encode('utf-8')) and when it
printed in utf-8 locale it produces "سلام", but when it printed in cp1256
locale it produces a mojibake.
When you convert your source file to cp1256 and change a header, s1 will be
'\xd3\xe1\xc7\xe3' (u'سلام'.encode('cp1256')) and will produce "سلام" when
printed in your cp1256 locale.
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