موقف علماء الحلة من القراءات القرآنية و المفاضلة بينها

Abstract EN

The Quran is not limited to the dialect of a particular tribe, or to a geographical spot.

It is a universal message that exceeds the accuracy of its meanings and the quality of its dialects.

The words of this verse are many in the Holy Quran, and it is easy to monitor those who know the dialects of the Arabs and the linguistic uses of the Arab tribes.

The Qur'anic verses differed according to the different dialects of the Arabs and the different narrators.

The Holy Quran came down with one letter on one prophet But the readers traded with him letters resulted from different narrators and dialects.

The scholars of Hilla stopped the readings.We will highlight in this research the position of the scholars of Hilla from the Quranic readings, in addition to their position on the differentiation between the Koranic readings considered.

Their attention will be evident to the reader after the idea of a lack of interest in Hilla scientists in this field is welcome.