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Abstract
The division of paragraphs is not ordered in Islam, nor did the Holy Prophet(ﷺ) do it. Later versions of the books were divided into thirty parts, which are called thirty parts or parts. This division of parts is not based on meaning, but student has been divided into thirty equal parts for ease of teaching. It is difficult to say with certainty who divided these thirty-paras. Readers and scholars believe that Hazrat Usman (R.A) had written them in thirty different pages when he was transcribing the Qur'an, so this division is of his time. They are customary in manuscripts; apparently it appears that this distribution was done for the convenience of education after the time of the Companions. In addition, Muslims used manuscripts of the Qur'an for reading, keeping them for people in mosques and other facilities or used the part. There was no rule, just the Quran was divided into thirty equal parts. In this way, some of the surah’s that were big, some part of them came in one part, some part in another part. Muslims divided it into different parts to facilitate the recitation of the Holy Quran and put symbols and marks on the completion of these different parts. In the present era, Pakistan and other Muslim countries started the printing of early rules and verses for the convenience of readers and students. The printing of Panj-Para and Panj-Sura is also going on rapidly in Pakistan. In this paper, the introduction of the early rules and regulations of Pakistan and other Muslim countries and the errors in their printing have been reviewed.
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Authors Saeed ur Rahman
Journal Pakistan Journal of Islamic Research
Year 2023
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