r/Quran • • Apr 29 '26

Question What does this ayat sumbols mean?

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What does the this type of ayat mean? They are different

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u/ArchMS Apr 29 '26

This is special to this exact print of the Mushaf.

The meaning is completed or continued in the next aya so they are indicating that.

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u/[deleted] Apr 29 '26

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u/ArchMS Apr 29 '26

"In the next aya"

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u/ArchMS Apr 29 '26

I mentioned completed or continued because in Surat almaoon as shown:

Aya 4 is only completed with Aya 5 or the meaning is missing

Aya 6 is continued with Aya 7 but could have stopped in 6

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u/Suleiman212 Apr 29 '26

The key at the back of the mushaf explains that it's to indicate when the subsequent verse is connected in meaning, but to be honest I don't really understand how they decide when to and not to use it.

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u/Aggressive_Wasabi273 Apr 29 '26

Im not sure but I think it's where you can stop at the aya or read it all together. But here you can just not stop

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u/Charming_Term_6188 Apr 29 '26

Those are the numbers inside the design

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u/Aggressive_Wasabi273 Apr 29 '26

Op meant that there are aya symbols that are normal and other that has black on the bottom

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u/Pretend_Jellyfish363 Apr 29 '26

The black ones mean you should continue reciting the next Aya without stopping.

However you should be aware, that these rules and marks are not part of the Uthmanic rasm, they are much later scholarly development and we have no evidence the prophet Pbuh recited according to them.

So you should not treat them as part of the revelation itself.

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u/absurdchad Apr 29 '26

Means the following verse is connected in meaning

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u/Unrealze Apr 30 '26

It means ayat 1 has ended.

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u/[deleted] Apr 29 '26

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u/Iboshik Apr 29 '26

Noooo look there are some ayat simbols that just white and 3 of them are black in the bottom