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traditions and
orthographic standards. On
either side of the border,
Shughni literaturists,
being previously an
unwritten language, has
relied heavily on the existing...
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carried by the
literaturist Said Kamar-Eddine (1890-1974) in 1960. Only two
decades before, in 1930s and 1940s,
Swahili literaturists such as
Sheikh el...
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calligraphic Nastaʿlīq script. From the end of the 19th
century onwards,
literaturists and
rulers of
Chitral princely state have put in much
effort to po****rize...
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first Latin-based
alphabets in 1927. In the
years 1923 to 1925,
Kyrgyz literaturists and
liguists such as
Kasym Tynystanov and
Ishenali Arabayev undertook...
- standardized, do****ented, and po****rized
thanks to the
efforts of
literaturists such as
Professor Muhammad Amin Ziya,
Shakeel Ahmad Shakeel, and Razwal...
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Arabic script continued being used
until 1920. In 1920, two
Chechen literaturists, A.
Tugaev and T. Eldarkhanov,
published a do****ent. In this do****ent...
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standardizing Arabic-based
scripts were
undertaken by
various Kabardian literaturists, and by the
early 1920s, an officially-adopted Perso-Arabic-based script...
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there has been conferences, seminars, and
attempts by
linguists and
literaturists in
various countries to
standardize the
Arabic (Ajami) script. The defining...
- Turkic-Muslim
minority ethnic groups within the
Russian Empire,
Kumyk speaking literaturists decided to
undertake the task of
standardization and
improvement of...
