التداخل في الأسماء في القراءات القرآنية : دراسة صرفية

Abstract EN

The morphological aspect of Qur’anic recitations is very common.

Scholars have been interested in explaining it in all their different approaches, from linguists to scholars of readings, trying to clarify the changes that occur to the verbal structure, and in this context we may have the right to describe these changes as linguistic adaptations with the linguistic system in which the vocabulary enters Nouns and verbs, which we expressed in our research in the name of overlap, considering that the verbal form is unified voices.

However, some arbitrary or conciliatory transformations imposed themselves on the new systems that they invaded, and therefore “the material of Qur’anic readings and related issues is an important tributary of The tributaries of the Arabic language lesson cannot be ignored or neglected.

" Qur’anic readings are a rich source of access to all Arab linguistic researchers who are interested in Qur’anic studies from the point of view of the linguistic lesson, and even scholars of interpretation, jurisprudence and others, due to the linguistic relationships it contains and linguistic phenomena.

The morphological formulas are templates in which the linguistic material is poured into which the meanings are expressed, and this is evident in the space of the Qur’anic linguistic systems, where the interstitial studies of morphological phenomena show that these templates are limited to some parts of the word, such as nouns and verbs without others, such as letters.

The Problem: What is meant by morphological interference ? What are its manifestations in the Qur’anic discourse in light of the Qur’anic readings ?