Contemporary spelling rules in the Arab world

Spelling errors have become so serious that they have affected all writing arts: literary, journalistic, and scientific. Not many teachers, intellectuals, and university professors are keen on reviewing it and working on it, and spelling errors are excessively frequent in many university dissertations.. Errors abound and there is little shame! In a study prepared in Kuwait recently - in which I had the honor of participating - the errors of middle school students amounted to 59% of the total errors in writing the hamza, the linked ta' and the ha'... and the matter is not limited to them, as the phenomenon has spread at all levels. Dictation has several names: orthographic writing, calligraphy, drawing, and spelling. Some of them differ from era to era, and from country to country, and even within a single country. There are three types of orthographic drawing: The first type: the standard font: which is the font that we use in our daily writing. The second type: Non-standard font: This is a font specific to the Holy Qur'an (not the Qur'an). The third type: prosodic script (in the scale of poetry): It is a script that matches what is spoken exactly, so everything that is spoken is written, and what is not spoken is not written. The word (this), for example, is written as prosody like (this). That is why it was said: There are two scripts that cannot be compared to the script of the Qur'an and the prosodic script.