Although I have posted about the King Fuʾād Edition several times, here again.
First some sorts to demonstrate that the KFE was more linear than the Ottoman maṣāḥif,
it was not as linear as ʿUṯmān Ṭaha (always below with yellowish background):
And here is page alif from 1924:
and 1952:
Did you notice: the 1952 has (ا), where 1924 counted ا , but did not print it.
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