Concept:The danger of reading the Qur'an in different dialects was averted during the caliphate of Uthman ibn Affan.
Explanation:After the spread of Islam, Muslims in different regions began reciting the Qur'an in various Arabic dialects.
This created confusion and the risk of serious disagreement over the correct text and pronunciation.
During Uthman's caliphate, he ordered the preparation of a single standardized written copy of the Qur'an.
This official text was based on the Quraysh dialect, the dialect of the Prophet Muhammad.
Uthman sent copies of this standard version to major Islamic provinces.
He also ordered that all other personal or variant copies be burned or destroyed.
This decisive action preserved one authentic text and prevented division among Muslims.
Thus, the danger of reading the Qur'an in different dialects was completely removed.
Answer:C. Uthman