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letters’ (Al Ḥurūf ash-Shamsīya – ﺔﱠ ﻴﺴﻤﱠ ﺸﻟٱ فوﺮْ ﳊأ), which assimilate
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with the ‘l’ of the article ‘Al’, or ‘Moon letters’ (Al Ḥurūf al
Qamarīya – ﺔﻳِ ﺮﻤﻘْ ﻟٱ فوﺮْ ﳊأ), the remainder of the letters, which do not
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assimilate with the ‘l’ of the article ‘Al’.

The ‘Sun letters’ are:

ت‚ ث‚ د‚ ذ‚ ر‚ ز‚ س‚ ش‚ ص‚ ض‚ ط‚ ظ‚ ل‚ ن.

Within the course of this book, the ‘l’ of the article ‘Al’ will

not be maintained when the word begins with a sun letter. That is
to say that when writing a word that begins with a ‘Sun letter’

preceded by the article ‘Al’, the ‘l’ of the article, ‘Al’ will not be

upheld. For example, rather than writing Al Ḥurūf al Shamsīya (as
it appears when written) it will be written Al Ḥurūf ash-Shamsīya

as it sounds when spoken. A hyphen will also be placed between
the two assimilated letters. This will be the case with all examples

of ‘Sun letters’ except when it is as otherwise e.g., within part of

the cited text of another author.

Many thanks go to Mohamad Taufiq for ‘Quran In Word’

Ver 1.3 for the invaluable ease with which it is made possible by
his program to find and place �y�t from Al Qur√ān into a MS Word

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