was it a common practice to insert a superscript alif before the alif in the early manuscripts?
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I don't remember this practice in early manuscripts, but I haven't studied all the manuscripts :-) . Perhaps in mss written in D script, ?
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That’s a striking practice, since the use of the fatḥa itself before the alif has been always discussible
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For that practice however, we find many examples in the early manuscripts. Perhaps the /a/ vowel was added for securing the reading and avoiding the risk to read with imâla
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That sound a good reason to adhere this practice
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No, I've never seen superscript alif in early manuscript before full alif. That is something I mostly associate with Ottoman Qurans. This is the earliest manuscript where I see it in practice.
The use of red miniature alif in words like ذلك with defective ā is common though.
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