اختلاف القراءات من صيغة الماضي إلى غيرها : حكمته و دلالته

Abstract EN

The Qoran, the holy book in The Islam, used to be recited in different methods of readings.

The main aim was to make it easy for Arabs at that time, whose dialects were different.

But, it should be noticed that: some of these differences have nothing to do with Arab's dialects.

One of these differences is the change from past tense, in a reading, to either; present verb, noun or imperative case ''called Amr in Arabic'', in other readings.

The research is dealing with these words, trying to answer certain questions such as: ◊ What's the aim and wisdom of such difference of readings? ◊ Does the meaning of these words, change according to that? ◊ If so, are they consistent, or not? ◊ Then, if the meaning doesn't differ, what's the benefit of the different readings? All the words are located and investigated, the method of reading them is shown, and original references are examined for their meanings.

New and considerable results are found.

Researchers are invited to discover unseen meanings of such readings, avoiding neither outweighing nor refusing accurate ones.