We have an automatically generated simple (It's UTF-8 but only has small superscript alef over Cp1256) Quran text [1] used for Zekr 0.6.0beta1+. It's generated based on Meor's detailed Quran text [2], and collated against another Cp1256 Quran text automatically. Differences highlighted by this script [3] are verified by a group of three people two times. The result text is here [1]:
Here is also some Hamza shaping rules considered in order to simplify Uthman Taha text: [4] [1] http://siahe.com/zekr/download/quran-text.txt [2] http://arabicfonts.wikispaces.com/space/showimage/release+0.19beta.zip [3] http://csgradpc05.cs.uwaterloo.ca/quran/code/ [4] http://csgradpc05.cs.uwaterloo.ca/quran/code/rules/index.htm Please note that although highlighted differences generated by this script [3] is verified, there might still be some typo in final Quran text. Regards, Mohsen. On 7/27/07, Mohsen Saboorian <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Thanks and JAK, i didn't know that. > > i'm gusseing the diffrences might be due to CP1256 not containing some > > unicode chars e.g small alef. > > and, yes please, i could use a sample of the differences > > Actually not all differences relate to lack of characters in Cp1256. > For example usually ALEF_MAKSURA, in Cp1256 is written as only ي or ى > without SMALL_SUPERSCRIPT_ALEF at the end of the word, however you can > see that this is written as ALEF in a 5:31 in KFC. Here are some > examples: > > مائده: ٣١ - كينگ فهد: يَا وَيلَتَا، عثمان طه: يَـٰوَيْلَتَىٰ > كهف: 77 - كينگ فهد: لاتَّخَذْتَ، عثمان طه: لَتَّخَذْتَ > مريم: 74 - كينگ فهد: وَرِئْيًا، عثمان طه: وَرِءْيًا > > Best, > Mohsen. _______________________________________________ Developer mailing list [email protected] http://lists.arabeyes.org/mailman/listinfo/developer
