Nafis unigue Reading . What is their justification .

Abstract

This research examines an aspect of the seven well-known and famous Qur'anic readings through the book "The Seven Readings" by Ibn Mujahid. The research specifically looks at what Nafi' al-Madani recited alone and in contrast to the other seven reciters. The researcher attempts, through this research, to know the aspects or linguistic justification for those unique readings. Nafi' recited alone and in contrast to the group of reciters in approximately forty places. The research examines the linguistic aspect and the linguistic argument from grammar, morphology, or the dialect of the Arabs that this reciter used for that reading. It conveys the opinions of the people of language, interpretation, and argumentation, and attempts to weigh them and show what is apparent from them regarding the unique reading of the reciter and the justification for that unique reading in terms of rules, aspects, and permissible ties in the language, from grammar, morphology, and semantics, as well as what results from the difference in reading in terms of legal rulings.