The Uthmani script, also known as the Mushaf al-Uthmani, is a style of calligraphy used to write the Quran. It is named after Othman ibn Affan, the third caliph of Islam, who ordered the compilation of the Quran in a standardized script. The Uthmani script is characterized by its distinctive lettering, with intricate and flowing designs. It is considered a beautiful and traditional way of writing the Quran.
The Uthmani script, also known as the Mushaf al-Uthmani, is a style of calligraphy used to write the Quran. It is named after Othman ibn Affan, the third caliph of Islam, who ordered the compilation of the Quran in a standardized script. The Uthmani script is characterized by its distinctive lettering, with intricate and flowing designs. It is considered a beautiful and traditional way of writing the Quran.
