U+11239 "𑈹" Khojki Double Danda Unicode Character

U+11239 "𑈹" Khojki Double Danda is a punctuation mark used in the Khojki script, an indigenous writing system historically employed by the Ismaili Muslim communities of South Asia, particularly for liturgical and literary texts. It functions as a strong separator, analogous to the double danda in other Brahmic scripts like Devanagari, typically marking the end of a verse, a section, or a major syntactic unit within a body of text. This character serves a critical role in structuring written Khojki, enabling clear textual division in religious and poetic compositions without relying on modern punctuation.