U+1123C "𑈼" Khojki Double Section Mark Unicode Character

U+1123C "𑈼" Khojki Double Section Mark is a punctuation mark from the Khojki script, which was historically used by the Ismaili community of South Asia to write religious texts, particularly in the Sindhi and Gujarati languages. This specific character functions as a textual divider, indicating a major section or thematic break within a manuscript, similar to how a double asterism or section sign might be used in other writing systems. Its presence helps organize the flow of liturgical or instructional content, allowing readers to pause or recognize shifts in narrative or teaching within the script's distinctive, cursive letterforms.