Диакритичните знаци в Корана: Разлика между версии

За още някои примери от Корана на варианти в традициите на четене, причинени от неяснота в писмения текст, виж на английски език - [[Textual_History_of_the_Qur%27an#Differences_in_the_Hafs_and_Warsh_Texts|Текстова история на Корана]] и [https://quranvariants.wordpress.com Варианти на Корана].

In order for non-Arabic speakers to understand what is being discussed here, we will look at several Arabic words and how the use of diacritical marks for consonants affect their meanings and can even change one word into another of a completely different consonantal root:

The word for “girl” is “bent” (بنت). The word is composed of three letters which are “Ba” (ب), “n” or noon” (ن), and “Ta” (ت). When these three letters are connected to each other without diacritical marks they will appear identical. They will look like three adjacent crescents facing upwards (بنت without dots). The difference between them is nothing. Only the diacritical marks (and the dots) can differentiate between them. Here is how it works: