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===How to read the Qur'an=== | ===How to read the Qur'an=== | ||
Apply all the rules from this article and to be sure, listen to a recitation. In the "fancy" printed version, the letters are often in a ligature, so focus more on the dots, to determine the letter. For example two dots below, mean that there is definitely the letter ي. Two dots above mean that there is definitely the letter ت. | Apply all the rules from this article and to be sure, listen to a recitation. In the "fancy" printed version, the letters are often in a ligature, so focus more on the dots, to determine the letter. For example two dots below, mean that there is definitely the letter ي. Two dots above mean that there is definitely the letter ت. | ||
===How to read the Islamic calligraphy=== | |||
The calligraphy often shows some common Islamic phrase, so if you know the Islamic Arabic phrases, you can guess what it is just from the first few letters. | |||
==Conclusions== | ==Conclusions== | ||