Quran with Uthmani illustration from Dar Hira Cave

Highlights

• Making reading easier for the reader, choosing the most beautiful and simplest letter shapes in Naskh script, and placing the formations exactly in place so that the reader can read the Holy Qur’an easily and easily.
• Flatten the letters completely and do not overlap them so that each letter is formed completely above it.
• Place the letter formation close to the letter
• C) Adopting the clearest model for each letter: for example, the open meem in all its cases instead of the obliterated one, and the ha (the horse’s ear + the knotted one), always in the middle of the word, and so on.
• D) Adopting new rules for line construction, where the letters were made in one format, the words were carefully spaced apart, and the conjunction and negation were linked to the word after it that was related to it.
• 3- Placing the verse numbers adjacent to the verse, so that the verse number does not come at the beginning of the line.
• 4- Glorifying the word “God” and making it in a larger font than the other words, out of respect for the name of God, Blessed and Most High.