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@Radioactive_wiz@Whizdom01 โ Muhammed never had a compiled Quran !!โ
No one, not even I made the claim that Muhammad had his own compiled Quran.
This is what I clearly have been saying throughout the discussion. & this can be verified by @grok.
Youโre a very dishonest Christian.
@Radioactive_wiz@Whizdom01 So even if the prophet never gave them orders to
Compile, it doesnt really prove anything bcuz The companions of muhamed had authority after him.
This is not even close to the Bible that was compiled by anonymous men who never identified themselves or met Jesus ๐ญ๐.
@Radioactive_wiz@Whizdom01 2. U asked โ Was he aware about the compilation of the Quran into a single book ?
Was he there to approve the version of the Qurans caliph uthman standardized ?โ
This is a weak irrelevant argument because the companions of Muhammad had authority after the prophet.
No you understand wrong ( you can read any one )
All of them correct
Take this example to make it easier to understand.
Consider the word โwater.โ Americans and British people pronounce it differently, but a reader cannot always determine the intended pronunciation from the written word alone.
The same applies to the different copies you have. However, the difference in Arabic is that we can distinguish between sounds through writing, because Arabic uses specific diacritical marks to indicate how each sound should be pronounced.
These marks include vowel signs (Fatha, Damma, and Kasra), Sukoon, Shaddah, and Tanween. They help distinguish between different sounds and clarify pronunciation.
For example:
* Without diacritical marks: ูุง ุฅูู ุฅูุง ุงููู ู ุญู ุฏ ุฑุณูู ุงููู
* With diacritical marks: ููุง ุฅููููฐูู ุฅููููุง ุงูููููู ู ูุญูู ููุฏู ุฑูุณูููู ุงูููููู
Both examples convey the same written statement, but the second includes marks that clarify its pronunciation.
In Quranic readings, differences may also involve the use of different letters, vowel patterns, or pronunciation rules. These differences are transmitted through established recitations and are not arbitrary changes to the text.
Arabic is not like any other language; it is more than just words and vocabulary.
So it is difficult to understand it for you