Diacritical marks & Qur'an
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Salam
I was wondering about the diacritical marks and how the early Quranic texts do not have them and how they were later added in.
A couple days ago I read a verse in the Qur'an went something along the lines of how believers or how one should believe in all of the scripture.
But is the modern day Qur'an really the exact version of the scripture the it's referring to? If just a couple of the diacritical marks are wrongly placed, the meaning of the words and sentences change.
https//wikiislam.net/wiki/Diacritical_Marks_of_the_Qur%27an
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Salam
I was wondering about the diacritical marks and how the early Quranic texts do not have them and how they were later added in.
A couple days ago I read a verse in the Qur'an went something along the lines of how believers or how one should believe in all of the scripture.
But is the modern day Qur'an really the exact version of the scripture the it's referring to? If just a couple of the diacritical marks are wrongly placed, the meaning of the words and sentences change.
https//wikiislam.net/wiki/Diacritical_Marks_of_the_Qur%27an
Link opens not.
How Qur’ān was rendered facilitative for reading.
http//haqeeqat.pk/English%20Tafsir%20e%20Haqeeqat/00.Arabic%20Text/019.%20Maryam%20Siddiqa/19.97.gif
The statement that Qur’ān is rendered facilitative has the value of a claim - to say, without proof or evidence, that something is true. Since the statement is about a book which is meant for reading and comprehending, the statement will be true if the book facilitates the reader both in its reading and comprehension. This is the extent of the statement. If the critical reader finds the statement true to its extent it will obviously highlight the value, quality and importance of the book whereby he will become sincere and reverent for it.
Does Qur’ān facilitate us to read it?
http//haqeeqat.pk/FacilitatorHow.htm