إشكالية الاحتجاج باللهجات العربية في القراءات القرآنية : مقاربة نحوية

Abstract EN

Arabic dialects of different types are considered one of the manifestations of the linguistic diversity that the Arabic language has enjoyed since ancient times, and this diversity has contributed in enriching the various linguistic levels; phonetics, morphology, grammar, along with semantics, and since the Arabic tongue - in its general form - represented in the sum of those Dialects, it was not strange for the Holy Qur'an to come up with its various readings according to the requirements of those Arabic dialects, considering that they constitute a fluent level of linguistic use, that is no less important than the level of literary language, and this is what opened the way for the graduation of many problimatic grammatical phenomena in the Qur'anic readings, to be seen as a matter of dialectical usages of some ancient Arab tribes, which were contemporary to the revelation of the Holy Qur'an.