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Standardised Spelling? ICAP?? Where are You?

 
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Standardised Spelling? ICAP?? Where are You?
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05-11-2003, 09:49 AM
I've been surfing around for more than 8 years. Surely, I can refer you more than 100 sites that spell any single "Islamic" term in a different way. In these circumstances when we've got to rely upon "e" modes... why shouldn't we define "Standardised Definitions" of Islamic Terms????? Even at various forums at this site I read tens of spellings of "Assalam Olaikum" (Yes... this is how I spell it.. Can you prove it's wrong???)... But Why shouldn't we spell it globally in a same way and same manner????? It's not simply "Assalam Olaikum"... (For the time being I'll not mention anything about standard spellings of financial terms like "Mudarabah" ,Murabahah" , "Ijarah" etc. etc.) When it comes to Net & WWW, standard spelling means millions of dollars. I wonder, I go crazy, I go nuts when I see that none of my leaders in profession is doing nothing!!!!!... ICAP..!!! ICMAP... Where are you??? Is there anybody out there who thinks alike???...

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Standardised Spelling? ICAP?? Where are You? - by TheOne - 05-11-2003, 09:49 AM
[No subject] - by Asif - 05-17-2003, 01:58 AM
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