Re: VMs: Are there samples of dotless Arabic in existence?

[Vladimir Sazonov <vladimir@xxxxxxxx>]

 The beginning of the Quran in sich wonderful script:

nsM.a,llH.a,lr,hmN.a,lr,hnM=
a,lxmd.llH.r,N.a,lglmnN=
a,lr,hmN.a,lr,hnM=
a,nAK.ngnd.w,a,nAK.nsngnN=
a,Gd,na,a,lthr,adh.a,lmsngnM=
thr,adh.a,ld,nN.aNgmN.GlnXM.gNm.a,lmgthw,N.aglnGM.w.LA,a,ltha,lnM=

Here I have used vocables:
b,t,n,y -> n in the middle position, N in the end position
r,z -> r
d,dz -> d
g, h -> g
kh, j -> h
and so on without dot distinguish ,
comma means a small space inside the word; point means the space between 
words
specific arabic S,Z -> th,  T,D -> dh

We can suppose that somebody without awareness of arabic had copied the 
arabic book,
written in a specific script.


Jacques Guy wrote:

> I unthinkingly copied and pasted the URL. The 
> link might not work with some of you.
>
> This one will:
>
> http://www.sakkal.com/ArtArabicCalligraphy.html
>
> Look at the bismillah in Kufic: no dots, and the
> b of "bism" is exactly like the y of "rahiim"
> (bottom line of http://www.sakkal.com/Images/Kufi_Styles.gif)
>
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