کتاب نقل قرائات قرآن

This work is a study of the transmission of the variant readings of the Qur n, the canonization of the system Readings, and the emergence of the non-canonical "shaw dhdh" readings. Nasser argues that Ibn Muj hid and the early Muslim scholars viewed the variant readings as legal rulings "a k m" and that the later generation of "Qurr " were responsible for moving the discipl This work is a study of the transmission of the variant readings of the Qur n, the canonization of the system Readings, and the emergence of the non-canonical "shaw dhdh" readings. Nasser argues that Ibn Muj hid and the early Muslim scholars viewed the variant readings as legal rulings "a k m" and that the later generation of "Qurr " were responsible for moving the discipline of Qir t from the domain of fiqh to the domain of ad th. After studying the theories of "taw tur" in detail, Nasser shows that the transmission of the system Readings of the Qur n failed to meet the conditions of "taw tur" set by the "U l s," thus creating a paradox between the transmission of the physical text, the "mu af," and the transmission of its oral recitation, the Qur n .