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Why is Quran printing limited to Uthmani script
The article discussed the importance of adhering to the Ottoman script in printing the Holy Qur'an, emphasizing that the original practice is to write the Qur'an using Arabic letters according to the calligraphic style of the Ottoman script that has been passed down. This style mostly aligns with standard spelling rules, with some well-known differences. It was stressed that following this script and not deviating from it is necessary, contrary to the practice established at Al-Azhar Al-Sharif, where the majority of scholars—including Imam Malik, Ahmad, and others—stress the importance of adhering to the original texts and the Ottoman script. The Islamic Research Council affirmed that Egypt and Al-Azhar follow the traditional rules, warning against tampering with the printing of the Qur'an or violating its rules, in order to preserve the accuracy of the text and the trustworthiness of Qur'anic transmission.
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