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was it a common practice to insert a superscript alif before the alif in the early manuscripts?
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The usuage of superscipt (and subscribt) alif here is different from Cairo Quran, here it denotes a long a or e vowel, not a missing alif (for missing alif it should usually come between two letters not above, or below, a single letter).
It's very similar to Ottoman practice though, where I would say this is the standard way of doing things. Its the first time I see such a system used in a manuscript written in 'New Style'.
Me too. I knew the practice was common in Ottoman manuscripts but it’s the first time to see it in older manuscripts
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