Precomposed form
    Abdulrahman I. ALGhadir 
    aghadir at citc.gov.sa
       
    Wed Oct 20 07:09:25 CEST 2010
    
    
  
I know this question has nothing to do with this mailing list but I am
just wondering is there any rule that decided whenever a sequence of
code-points have a certain percomposed form or if there is already a
code-point which has an identical display as for a sequence code-points
to be its precomposed form or not.
Ex.:
U+062d U+0654 this sequence of NSM and a normal character yield an
identical display for this code-point U+0681 
 
And you even check the description for U+0681   here :
http://unicode.org/charts/PDF/U0600.pdf
 
"0681 <Unicode > ARABIC LETTER HAH WITH HAMZA ABOVE" 
 
>From the description of it you can clearly see that this letter is equal
to 
U+062d U+0654
 
" 062d  <Unicode> ARABIC LETTER HAH"
" 0654  <Unicode > ARABIC HAMZA ABOVE"
 
So I think these two sets should be relatively as one of them is
precomposed of the sequence code-points 
 
Same as this example 
"0623 <Unicode> ARABIC LETTER ALEF WITH HAMZA ABOVE = 0627 <Unicode>
0654 <Unicode>"
 
There a lot of combinations of NSM with other code-points which are same
as the example mentioned above.
 
Abdulrahman, 
 
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