القراءات القرآنية و علاقتها باختلاف النحاة : دراسة صوتية دلالية

الملخص EN

The topic of this research revolves around two related linguistic axes : they are Quranic readings and grammatical differences.

the two axes are closely related to the understanding and interpretation of the Qur'an.

Arabic linguistic studies, in general, and audio studies, in particular, arose as a result of practical needs related to reading the noble Qur'an and understanding its rulings, then teaching Arabic to those who entered Islam from non-Arabs.

hence, it is not surprising that most historical narratives attribute the first linguistic activity to a reciter of the noble Qur'an.

he is abu al-Aswad al-Dwaali, who used dots to symbolize phonemic phenomena, based on direct observation of the movements of the mouth, as they relate to the pronunciation of some of the Arabic sounds represented in the parsing movements.

the search consists of three sections related to the main title of the search.

where the first topic came about (change in the choice of voices), while the second topic was about (syntactic orientation and the difference in readings).

as for the third topic, it is the culmination of the two researchers, as it forms the applied aspect and details it ; because we mentioned examples in the second topic to confirm the idea of the link between readings and syntax, but the topic came about (Qur'anic applications about the difference in readings due to different grammarians), and in the end a conclusion summarizes the most important results of truth, followed by an account of the list of sources and references on which the research relied on its material.