التوجيه النبوي في الائتلاف بقراءة القرآن الكريم: دراسة تحليلية لحديث (فإذا)‎ اختلفتم فيه فقوموا عنه

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{In the name of Allah Most Gracious Most Merciful} Verses of the glorious Qur'an as well as prophetic traditions had mounted up urging consolidation of Muslim's rows and unity of their stance, on the other hand, there are multiplicity of scriptures abhorring all that might divide and scatter Muslims unity.

Everything even if it was well accepted- would become prohibited if it causes dispersing of the Islamic nation.

If we take recitation of the Glorious Qur'an-Which is the focus of this study-as an example to substantiate our view point, this recitation would become prohibited if it became a point of controversy between Muslims due to their different interpretation of its words.

Moreover those who are reading the Qur'an would be ordered to stop to put an end to the dispute.

Jundab narrated that the Prophet (pbuh) said: "Recite the Qur'an as long as your hearts are drawn towards it.

When you feel drawn away from it, then stop reciting and get up".

This prophetic tradition takes our souls to the ultimate statuses of meditation, it is a unique mark of the leadership of this nation and a delicate lesson in the concept of how to deal with the jurisprudence of reality.

According to what was mentioned earlier I made a decision to tackle this noble scripture and to study the different possible aspects of its interpretation, I entitled this research : The Prophetic Guidance for Affiliation via Recitation of the Glorious Qur'an I demonstrated different narratives of this tradition in addition to interpretations of its meanings, and I also focused on those who are in dispute about reading the Qur'an and their position accordingly.

I also showed the assertion of our honorable ancestors (Salaf) of preferring the agreement of Muslims and their unity to their controversy, even if this means to give up reading the Qur'an.

I substantiated all what was said with other prophetic traditions with the same attitude, dividing this research into three sections and seven subsections and finally concluding it with an abstract that enlists the most important points throughout the papers of this study.