The focus of this book is the process of turning the Quran into a book, especially the Quran of Uthman and its spelling and punctuation. The author studies the works of Orientalist scholars and aims to refute their arguments regarding the holy book's spelling and content. In the second part, he examines neglected copies owned by the prophet's companions and followers. The third part is devoted to punctuation, and the final is devoted to didactic poetry and commentaries.