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The script sample included as an example of how computers use a Naskh/Naskh-inspired font, seems to be a tautological example: If a user has set his/her preferred script as something other than Naskh, then the text would not be presented in Naskh-font, and the text sample does not do what it is intended to do, namely give an example of Naskh being used on computers. V85 ( talk) 18:02, 25 June 2010 (UTC) reply