The Kuran, Arabic letters, and the numbers 666?

Question

I seen something on TV, where there was writing on the pages of the Kuran. ( By pages, I mean not the front or back cover, but the top, bottom and sides of the book)
The writing looked similar to the numbers 666. I only caught a glimpse.
Are there arabic numerals that looks similar to the number 6?
Is there some specific type of writing on the pages of the Kuran, or is it just what somebody writes on it, like people do when they mark their name on the pages?

Answer 1

the Arabic "9" is similar to English "9" but without the curve at the end. As you can see, it is "6" upside down.
The Quran is written in the same Arabic in books, newspapers or magazines.... A (I mean the letters).
We do not write on the Quran, by hand, it is too scared.

Answer 2

The letter we call Revelation is written in Greek, so this isn't any longer needed what the Hebrew lettering might want to be. this is actual, for sure, that the lettering from which the variety 616 (this is 616 interior the oldest manuscripts, no longer 666, by potential of ways) derives from Gematria, a Jewish approach for deriving some elements of a element by potential of interpreting the numbering interior of its call, in spite of the undeniable fact that the gematria the following is in Greek, and there is no suggestion that an previously Aramaic version exists. for sure, the letter does no longer were written in Hebrew. Hebrew change into very virtually unknown by potential of the time of Christ. The Jews spoke Aramaic or Greek. in uncomplicated words the clergymen maintained some aspect of expertise of Hebrew, and that change into at maximum perfect restricted (e.g., evidently they forgot the easily use of the aleph and ayin, and pronunciation will always be quite uncertain.)

Answer 3

I'm holding a Quran in my hands right now and the only numbers on the page are at the bottom the rest are the name of the Sura and such on the sides of the pages.Also there isn't any number that resembles the number 6 in arabic numbers. Hope I helped. Oh yes, like the person before me said we don't write on the pages of the Quran.

Answer 4

maybe that was decoration for the page
the Quran is written by the Uthmani handwriting and Tashkeel must be put on letters

Answer 5

"Our" numbers that we use here in the West ARE Arabic numerals....which the Arabs borrowed from the Hindu and so their numerals are called Hindu-Arabic.

Answer 6

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Answer 7

OK, agent mulder, you have stated your case.