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Journal Article
The Science of Qirā'at Between the Scholars of Qirā'at and Orientalists Views
2021
Overview
This research investigates, in elaborate detail, the question of the Qirā'at (modes of recitation) which is a very crucial one since it deals directly with the Glorious Word of God. Although some orientalists held the view that the Qirā'at is humanely assigned, Muslim scholars view that it is divinely originated and it is not allowed for any person to read the Qur'an as his mood takes him. This is attributed to the idea that the Qirā'ah is sunnah that must be followed. We have learned it from our scholars and they learned it from their Sheikh until we go back to the companions, the Prophet, Jibrīl and then Allah (Glory be to Him). The study addresses, and falls under, three important parts. The first part deals with the definition the origin of Qirā'at. The second looks into the history of Qirā'at and the conditions that the scholars laid down for accepting the Qirā'ah. The third part investigates the transmission of Qirā'at and the orientalists' views regarding the Qurā'at. Then the study ends with a conclusion that there was no freedom in reading the Qur'anic text and the Arabic script, by which the masahif was written, was not the main reason for the variety of Qirā'at as many orientalists allege.
Publisher
الأكاديمية العربية للعلوم الإنسانية والتطبيقية
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