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WAHEE-A-MATLU
IT MEANS REVELATION WHICH GOD HAS
TRANSMITTED IN HIS OWN WORDS AND SPEECH..
EX:: THE QURAN..IT IS ESSENTIAL THAT SUCH REVEALED WORDS SHOULD BE RECITED IN THE SAME ACCENT, DICTION AND PRONOUNCIATION AS THEY WERE REVEALED ,WITH STRICT ADHERENCE TO THECORRECT VOWEL SOUNDS AS ZER,ZABAR AND PESH.ANY DEPATURE FROM THIS RULE HAS BEEN STRICTLY FORBIDDEN AS SIN. SUCH EXTREME PERCAUTION HAS BEEN TAKEN IN THIS RESPECT THAT THE WRITING OF ANY SENTENCE FROM QURAN IN CHARACTERS OTHER THEN THOSE USED BY THE QURAISH HAS BEEN DECLARED PROHIBITED.THE EXAMPLE OF THIS IS THE SCRIPTURE OF HAZRAT OSMAN, THAT IS THE WRITTEN VOLUME OF QURAN WHICH HAZRAT OSMAN,ON THE INSISTANCE OF OTHER COMPANIONS OF THE HOLY PROPHET , GOT
INSCRIBED IN A BOOK FROM.FOR THIS ACHIEVEMENT, HE WAS GIVEN THE TITLE OF (( THE COMPILER OF QURAN ))

( THE HISTORY OF HOLY QURAN )
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PRESESNTING TO HIM THE MAIN VERSES OF SURAH IQRA-ALAQ). FOR THE DURATION OF HIS LIFE , MUHAMMAD KEPT ON HAVING DISCLOUSRES UNTIL BEFORE HIS DEMISE IN 632.. THE QURAN WE SEE TODAY WAS ASSSEMBLED INTO BOOK ARRANGE BY ZAYD-IBN THABIT AND DIFFERENT COPYISTS UNDER UTHMAN AND THIRD CALIPH ( RULE 644 TO 656) (A CALIPH IS THE POLITICAL PIONEER OF A CALIPHATE (ISLAMIC GOVERNMENT) FOR THIS REASON, THE QURAN AS IT EXISTS TODAY IS OTHERWISE CALLED THE UTHMANIC CODEX.[CITATION NEEDED] ACC:TO PROFESSOR FRANCIS EDWARD PETERS ,WHAT WAS DONE TO THE HOLY QURAN IN THE PROCESS APPEARS TO HAVE BEEN AMAZINGLY PRESERVATIONIST AND THE SUBSTANCE WAS SHAPED IN A MECHANICAL MANNER TO STAY AWAY FROM REDACTIONAL

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