Re: Which type of mushaf ins Unicode encoding?

[Gregg Reynolds <gar at arabink dot com>]

Abdulhaq Lynch wrote:

> What do you think of my example of the pakistani tanween with small meem, 
> indicating tanween + iqlaab, which from the grapheme point of view is in 
> addition to and offset from the tanween? 
> (http://kprayertime.sourceforge.net/calligraphy/tanween-dammataan-iqlaab.png)
>
> Doesn't this indicate that iqlaab should be encoded as such, and not 
> incorporated into the tanween?
Do you mean "not incorporated into the tamweem"?

Personally I lean toward "iqlaab" over "tamweem", unless we have a case 
where the little meem does not indicate iqlaab.  In that case, I would 
encode both iqlaab and tamweem.

I would encode your example:

	<qaf><damma><tanween><iqlaab>

-gregg