An alternative interpretation of Xiao Jing

The so-called "eliminating scripture" means "digesting scripture". The earliest physical evidence of this spelling is the inscription of Yuan and Ming Dynasties. After the rise of mosque education in the late Ming Dynasty, it was actually used. At present, it has been found that there are two earliest classics written in Xiaojing: (1) Tazhini written by an unknown imam in the early Qing Dynasty. (2) Brochette, a French oriental scholar, collected Mirsad manuscripts from Gansu during the period of about18th century, which contained Chinese annotations with Arabic initials. The pinyin methods of Xiaojing include: (1) spelling corresponding or similar Chinese initials with Arabic consonants, such as spelling Chinese initials T, S, F, K, 1, M, N, etc. In Arabic,,,,, respectively. Although Arabic pronunciation,,, and so on. Unlike Chinese initials G, J and H, it is customary to use them accordingly. Other similar letters, such as Arabic,,, are spelled into Chinese initials X, zh, sh, R respectively. (2) Spell Chinese vowels with phonetic symbols or letter combinations. For example, spell "tamen" and "because" Whether this method of pinyin is accurate or not depends on the level of Arabic and Chinese of the speller, and whether there are dialects and dialects.