مرويات آل الدرداء القرائية : دراسة لغوية

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This research highlights the Qura'nic various modes of recitation in an attempt to showcase the impact of this diversity in presenting the meaning intended from the Qur'anic context, since these modes, be they consecutively transmitted or not, are viewed as the most correct methodologies of linguistic transmission.

The odd modes of recitation are, undoubtedly, from the most important sources of the Arabic language, because even though they are not proven through tawatur and cannot be relied upon in recitation, their chains of transmission are correct and sound.

In addition, they conform to one of the Arabic Language's various aspects and dialects.

That is why they are as important as the other established styles, structures and dialects of the language, otherwise exegetes and jurists would not have utilized them in showing the different aspects of the Arabic language as well as the Shari rulings, with the aim of enriching the meanings of the Quran, unveiling its various aspects and uncovering its secrets.

Carefully examining this topic, the researcher identified a number of the odd modes of recitation attributed to the family of Al-Darda' topped by the wise man of this Ummah "Abu Al-Darda'" before him 'Abd Allah ibn 'Amer read the Quran.

Also, his wife Umm Al-Darda' Al-Sughra, this knowledgeable woman, read the Quran to him.

I classified them in accordance with the levels of modern linguistics, relying on the two approaches of deduction and analysis.

The research is made up of an introduction and four chapters.

As for the introduction, it offers an overview about the family of Al-Darda'.

The four chapters are thus prepared in line with the different level of modern linguistics, as follows: Chapter One: The Acoustic Study to the Narrations of the Family of Al-Darda'; Chapter Two: Morphological Study; Chapter Three: Structural Study; and Chapter Four: The Lexical Study.

I finally ended the research with a conclusion on the most important findings of the research and the recommendations, as well as various indices. 
key words: Meroitic, Al-Dardaa, Meroitic, Linguistic Study, Readings, Darda, Quran Novels.

 
Dr.

Ahmed Abdel Mawgoud Attia Soliman Moawad
 
Instructor of language in the Faculty of Arabic Language in Cairo
Al - Azhar University
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