Kaidah al Hazf dalam Rasm Utsmānī

Rasm 'Utsmam is a model for writing the Koran which was agreed during the Khalifah "Utsman bin 'Affan by copying the manuscripts that had been collected at the time of Khalifah Abu Bakr al Shiddiq into several manuscripts. Then the manuscripts sent to various Islamic areas along with the qurra' to be used as guidelines by the Muslims. Scholars have different views regarding the 'Utsmani rasm as something that must be followed or not. Scholars have three opinions. First, Rasm 'Utsman is tauqifi (based on guidance from the Prophet SAW) and cannot violate it and must be followed by Muslims. Second, Rasm 'Utsman is ijtihad but still must be followed by Muslims and must not violate it. Third, Rasm 'Utsman is just a given term which may be violated if it is agreed by a generation to use another model of rasm. There are several rules contained in this 'Utsmam rasm, one of them is the al hazf (letter removal) rule. The rules of al-hazf are broadly divided into three, such as: hazf isyarah, hazf ikhtishar, and hazf iqtishar. From these three models, it can be seen that some letters were discarded, namely alif, waw, ya', lam, and nun. Each of these letters has its own provisions in its writing in the Qur'an and has secrets that can be known through in-depth study.