Syntactic Heterogeneity between the Frequent Quranic Readings and its Effect on the Meaning

An Analytical Descriptive Study of Selected Models

Abstract

The study aims to examine selected models in which the ten readers differed in their reading between the different "Harakat" movements in nouns and verbs and show the effect of the syntactic contrast between each reading of the Qur’anic readings. Besides, the research aims to establish the methodology of Qur'anic readings with the help of language books, interpretation, and guidance. The analytical approach was used to achieve the research goals. The findings revealed that the multiplicity of Qur’anic readings in a single verse replaces the multiplicity of the words of the Noble Qur’an, and this is a part of the Miracle of God's Words Lord of the Worlds that is unique to the noble verses. Although there are many differences in Quranic readings, they do not lead to contradiction but rather to diversity, and this means that the Quran is miraculous in every single reading. Hence, the multiplicity of miracles in the multiplicity of those readings and letters, and the two frequent readings may be indicative of two meanings to the same term. The difference in the two readings may lead to a statement of a ruling by a reading and a statement of another ruling that is complemented by another reading so that, the rulings are benefited in the shortest expression, and this is a type of miraculous brevity which is not found in the words of people but in the words of Allah (SWT).