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::::::I contacted The Masked Arab :) The word in the Uthmani script is actually the same word as in the Simple script, it is just written differently. I changed the "prayer" word count text accordingly. He said that a rumor is that the Uthmani word ٱلصَّلَوٰةِ probably has the (not pronounced) letter و (w) because it is not an original Arabic word. The Simple script obviously just makes the pronunciation simple, because it writes alif where alif is pronounced, while uthmani script wrote waw, which was pronounced as alif. I have doubted my point about this Uthmani/Simple script for a long time. It really didn't make sense that there are two versions pronounced differently. [[User:Prekladator|Prekladator]] ([[User talk:Prekladator|talk]]) 16:08, 23 November 2016 (EST)
::::::I contacted The Masked Arab :) The word in the Uthmani script is actually the same word as in the Simple script, it is just written differently. I changed the "prayer" word count text accordingly. He said that a rumor is that the Uthmani word ٱلصَّلَوٰةِ probably has the (not pronounced) letter و (w) because it is not an original Arabic word. The Simple script obviously just makes the pronunciation simple, because it writes alif where alif is pronounced, while uthmani script wrote waw, which was pronounced as alif. I have doubted my point about this Uthmani/Simple script for a long time. It really didn't make sense that there are two versions pronounced differently. [[User:Prekladator|Prekladator]] ([[User talk:Prekladator|talk]]) 16:08, 23 November 2016 (EST)
:::::::I think this means Uthmani contains "salawat" in writing many times but it is pronounced as salat. Is it?  [[User:Saggy|Saggy]] ([[User talk:Saggy|talk]]) 10:53, 24 November 2016 (EST)
:::::::I think this means Uthmani contains "salawat" in writing many times but it is pronounced as salat. Is it?  [[User:Saggy|Saggy]] ([[User talk:Saggy|talk]]) 10:53, 24 November 2016 (EST)
::::::::Yes. It has the letter و which is usually pronounced as "w". And above the و is a "dagger alif" like this: وٰ. Dagger alif means a long vowel "aa" after the letter. For example the word Allah is made of the letters ALLH. And the second A after the second L is created by a dagger alif above the second L, so it is pronounced as ALLAH.
:::::::: It makes no difference in the word count for prayer. Even if it was read as salawat, there would be analogical "miracle" in the uthamni script with two different words salawat, because the singular ends on a different kind of "t" than plural. There is no problem with the non-pronounced w with regards to this word count. [[User:Prekladator|Prekladator]] ([[User talk:Prekladator|talk]]) 16:49, 24 November 2016 (EST)
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