QUESTION 1

QUESTION 1

The Qurʼān in our hands is of Kūfiyy (کوفی) manuscripts. But it seems due to the absence of points and vowel signs at the time of the advent of Islam, the present Qurʼān  is not probably the original one and is changed (because the Arabic script today has pointed texts and is fully vowelled). Is it true?

ANSWER

 There are several answers here:

A.  The science of graphology is so advanced that not only recognizes and translates the remaining works of Plato and Aristotle, but also it transcribes the cuneiform inscriptions and translates them to the language of the day. Collating and comparing them with other documents also show that they were transcribed and translated correctly. Therefore, this science can be used for transcribing the remaining Kūfiyy copies of the Quran.