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espanolEntre las peculiaridades graficas que presenta el T 235, el celebre Alcoran en letra de cristianos de la Biblioteca de Castilla La Mancha, se encuentra el uso de la abreviatura alh. para traducir el termino Allāh. Examinadas las distintas tecnicas usadas en otros manuscritos en caracteres latinos salidos de la mano de las distintas comunidades islamicas hispanas entre los siglos XVI y XVII a tal fin, que van desde la no traduccion al equivalente acunado (Dios) pasando por el prestamo puro mediante distintas transcripciones (alla, allla, alla., a lla, a lla, A lla, Alah, allah, allah, Allah), proponemos una interpretacion de la citada abreviatura en terminos de traduccion intersemiotica, como reduccion a una simple forma visual que pretende mantener en el texto de llegada la ficcion de conservar mediante caracteres latinos el termino Allāh en su forma original en grafia arabe. EnglishAmong the graphic peculiarities that the manuscript T 235 presents, the famous Alcoran in letter of the Christians kept in the Library of Castilla-La Mancha (Spain), it is noticeable the use of the abbreviation alh. to translate the term Allāh. Examined the different techniques used to that end in other manuscripts in Latin characters coming from the different Hispanic Islamic communities between the 16th and 17th centuries, ranging from non-translation to the equivalent coined (God) and through the loan with different transcripts (alla, allla, alla., a lla, a lla, A lla, Alah, allah, allah, Allah), we propose an interpretation of the aforementioned abbreviation in terms of intersemiotic translation, i.e. as a reduction to a simple visual form that aims to keep in the Spanish version the fiction of retaining the term Allāh in its original form in Arabic spelling by means of Latin characters.

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