Original sentence: ) In Arabic pronunciation, `alā''' and Allāh are clearly different.In Western China, officials will, when spelling a native name in Chinese characters, sometimes represent "Muhammad" by the Chinese character 馬/马 mǎ.The corresponding feminine form bint is likewise commonly replaced by mint'' (منت)
Edited sentence: ) In Arabic pronunciation, `alā and Allāh are clearly different.In Chinese-ruled parts of Central Asia, officials will, when spelling a native name in Chinese characters, sometimes represent "Muhammad" by the Chinese character 馬/马 mǎ' meaning "horse".The corresponding feminine form bint is likewise commonly replaced by mint (منت)