QUOTE(United Rulez @ Jun 19 2024, 01:14 PM)
Point no.1 tu. Usually nampak baru doesn't mean no issue with the quality (could be ink, or paper fungus). And usually is the customer themselves yang reject dulu due to poor quality.
That's why the printing company thought can use back.
Should have ask the customer themselves to dispose it. If not this type of puak sure cari isu punya..NBTD
Edit:
1) I also challenge them to simply pick 10 type M people from the streets and ask them what is the proper procedure..
2) Bagus jugak boikot, tak perlu pening kepala layan their sensitive asses.
2nd. Pusat Pelupusan Al-Quran Pulau PinangThat's why the printing company thought can use back.
Should have ask the customer themselves to dispose it. If not this type of puak sure cari isu punya..NBTD
Edit:
1) I also challenge them to simply pick 10 type M people from the streets and ask them what is the proper procedure..
2) Bagus jugak boikot, tak perlu pening kepala layan their sensitive asses.
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QUOTE(key3hky @ Jun 19 2024, 01:17 PM)
actually how does one tell if the jawi writing is related to Quran verses or just a normal Jawi texts?
3rd. Jawi script ≠ Arabic script.
Arabic have its own pronounciation. Jawi pronounciation is closer to Roman script.
If you ask an arab to read Jawi like we speak Bahasa Melayu, he/she won't be able to.
You can see in the picture; al-Quran (in arabic script) have that repeated "artistic round-ish" with arabic number inside each, in between each verse. each contain the number of that verse preceding it. we don't use such numbering art with any other publications. if you see such, high probability it's page from al-Quran.
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