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rasm (the orthography of the mushaf)

Cited in 3 segments across 2 recordings · 2020 to 2024 · term/term:rasm-uthmani

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29 Sep 2024On Current Events LatestMufti Tariq Masood's remark on scribal errors, and Islam as a deen of mercy Mufti Abu Layth says there are no mistakes in the Quran's script, but Islam is a deen of mercy, so Mufti Tariq Masood's error should not bring calls for his death. Discussionposition checkedMufti Tariq Masoodrasm (the orthography of the mushaf)mushafQuran 21:107 (a mercy to the worlds) machine5 min 09 s0:03on YouTube
29 Sep 2024On Current Events Why is lanasfa'an in Quran 96:15 written with an alif, and is it a mistake? It is not a mistake: Mufti Abu Layth shows from Sibawayh that the emphatic nun becomes an alif when stopping on it, so the alif spelling is the traditional one. Lessonposition checkedQuran 96:15 (lanasfa'an bil-nasiyah)nun al-tawkid (the emphatic nun)Sibawayh [?]al-Kitab of Sibawayh [?] machine6 min 07 s14:51on YouTube
10 Dec 2020video Can we substitute words of the Quran today as the companions did? No: the Quran was dynamic in the Prophet's time, but after Uthman's codex and the canonised readings it has reached us fixed, so changing it today would not be correct. He feels word substitution was the original default, not a mere dispensation. Lessonposition checkedUthman ibn Affanrasm uthmani (the Uthmanic consonantal text)Abu Bakr ibn Mujahidqira'at (the variant readings) machine6 min 25 s28:34on YouTube