History of the Noble Quran

The history of the Noble Quran manuscript Abdul Fattah Al-Qadi Peace be upon you, Egypt Various writings of scholars have addressed the history of the Noble Quran manuscript, and the book of the late scholar Sheikh Abdul Fattah Al-Qadi, the sheikh of the Qira'at scholars of his time, remains at the forefront of these writings and its pinnacle. The Sheikh included in his book a quick overview of the most important topics of this field; avoiding verbosity and summarizing the discourse. Among the most important topics of this book are: the writing of the Quran during the Prophetic era, its compilation during the reigns of Abu Bakr and Uthman, the clarification of the popular copies during the time of the Companions, the number of Uthmanic copies, and what they contained of readings, how they were sent to the provinces, the stance of Muslims towards them, the stage of copying the copies after the era of the Rightly Guided Caliphs, and the innovations made to them such as dots, tashkeel, and division, the obligations on the copyist and publisher of the Quran, the condition of the copies in printing houses, and other topics of utmost importance for Muslims in general.