Correlated mushafs belong to the Basran school

The characteristic of vocalizing the third person singular masculine pronoun hā’ with -u (ḍamma), in words that the pronoun hā is preceded by -i (kasra) or -ī (yā’) like: “'Akhīhu”, “fīhu” and also the hā’ attached to a jussive (majzūm) verbal form like: “Nu'utihu”, “Nuşlihu” is widely attested in early Qur’an manuscripts.AbstractThe characteristic of vocalizing the third person singular masculine pronoun hā’ with -u (ḍamma), in words that the pronoun hā is preceded by -i (kasra) or -ī (yā’) like: “'Akhīhu”, “fīhu” and also the hā’ attached to a jussive (majzūm) verbal form like: “Nu'utihu”, “Nuşlihu” is widely attested in early Qur’an manuscripts.AbstractThe characteristic of vocalizing the third person singular masculine pronoun hā’ with -u (ḍamma), in words that the pronoun hā is preceded by -i (kasra) or -ī (yā’) like: “'Akhīhu”, “fīhu” and also the hā’ attached to a jussive (majzūm) verbal form like: “Nu'utihu”, “Nuşlihu” is widely attested in early Qur’an manuscripts.