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Hello and welcome to the 3 Minute Quran Study, the place where history deconstructs legend. In the last couple of videos, we looked at the inherent ambiguity of the early Arabic script. Which leads to the question: Where does the script come from? Interestingly enough, as far as alphabets go, the Quranic Arabic is comparatively young. The earliest example we find in the historic record dates from the early 6th century. Archaeologists found it in a place called Zabad in northern Syria, far away from where the alphabet is traditionaly believed to have originated. Zabad is 1000 miles or 1600 kilometres to the North of Mecca. A docHub distance to be sure. In the year 512 AD, a Christian Church was built in Zabad. On the lintel of the entrance portal, a dedication was inscribed in three different languages: Greek, Aramaic and Arabic. It is this Arabic inscription which is the first piece of evidence we have for the alphabet which will later be used to write the Quran. On the lintel, we