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* اً "an" | * اً "an" | ||
** Two fathas above the last letter mean that the word is in the accusative case. | ** Two fathas above the last letter mean that the word is in the accusative case. | ||
===َQur'an stop signs=== | |||
There are little diacritics in the Qur'an, which indicate, for example, if a person can (or can't or shouldn't..) stop (to take a breath) during the recitation. They are called stop (waqf) signs. | |||
===Meaningless diacritics=== | ===Meaningless diacritics=== | ||