توافق قراءات القراء السبعة مع مذهب الكوفيين النحوي

Abstract EN

This study aims to consider The compatibility between the seven recitations of the Holy Quran and the seven readers who carried out these recitations, and between the grammatical doctrine of the Kufan people.

The study is also trying to find a link between the existence of three of these seven readers in Kufa and between the approach of Kufan grammatical school.

One of these three readers is considered to be one of the Imams of this doctrine.

What pushed me and made my footsteps move rapidly in trying to take a closer look at the compatibility between the seven readers' recitations and the grammatical doctrine of the Kufan people, is that many researchers of the grammatical doctrines supposed that there was a link between Al-Kisa'ai's grammatical doctrine and between his position of being one of the seven readers.

Since his recitation included letters which were considered to be exceptional according to the grammatical rules used in Basra, people feared the assumption that the use of these abnormal letters might not be permissible and they might not suit the correct Arabic language.

In addition, people feared that these letters might extinct although they were all narrated from the Prophet Mohammad peace be upon him.

Accordingly, measuring the rules of grammar should be expanded and even covered.

It is Obvious, after scrutinizing in the seven recitations, that most of whatever is approved between them and the Kufan grammatical doctrine, is resulted in a particular authorization which had been added by the Kufan people in accordance with the agreed general rule.

The details of such matters and so forth, will be discussed later on.

The research will sequentially be displayed starting from the emergence and causes of Arabic grammar.

Then I will talk about both Basra and Kufa schools and the subsequent schools.

After that, the seven readers and their recitations will be dealt with.

Finally, the topic of the study will be handled.