There are multiple variants in the Indo-Pak script, and each font follows its own stylistic rules. The word you mentioned is related to a script or font variant, not a typo or an error.

This occurs due to Noon-Qutni usage: in some Indo-Pak scripts, Noon-Qutni is attached to the Noon itself, while in other scripts it is attached to the first letter of the following word. Both forms are correct and valid according to their respective script traditions.

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