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An ornate circular mark containing a verse number.
Also known as: Ayah mark, Verse end mark, Qur'anic verse marker, Ornate circle with a number
The end-of-ayah mark closes a verse of the Qur'an and carries the verse number inside it. It is encoded as a single character with the number placed inside by the rendering system, which is unusual — the character is a container rather than a glyph.
Marks the end of a verse in the Qur'an, drawn as an ornate rosette or circular frame.
Contexts: Software
Carries the verse number within it, which the rendering system places inside the character rather than the character encoding directly.
Contexts: Software
Is one of a set of Qur'anic annotation marks encoded in the Arabic block, alongside marks for prostration and for recitation guidance.
Contexts: Software
A circular or rosette-shaped ornament with a scalloped or petalled outline, enclosing one or more digits.