References of the Âl-i İmrân section analisis and effect of qurants on mana

The Qur'an is the greatest miracle of our Prophet (pbuh). Its greatest feature is that it has been preserved literally and spiritually since the day it was revealed as a miracle, that it has survived to the present day without any changes, and that it is under the protection of Almighty Allah until the Day of Judgment. Undoubtedly the science of recitation is undeniably important and equally necessary in understanding the Qur'an, which is the source of all Islamic sciences. In this modest study, Various studies have been carried out in many fields on the Qur'an for centuries. There is no doubt that one of these fields of study was the science of recitation. Studies in this field have generally focused on the differences and diversity of recitation and the reflections of these differences on meaning. In order to better understand and comprehend the Qur'an, scientists have conducted many researches and studies, including the words and even the letters, and have presented the knowledge and achievements they have obtained to the benefit of the ummah. we have tried to try to fill this gap and present it to the benefit of humanity by investigating the differences in the recitation of Al'i Imran Surah and the effect of these differences on the meaning, which we believe has not been studied before. Before moving on to the recitation differences of the surah, for the purpose of preliminary information about the science of recitation, the definition of the science of recitation, its historical process, types of recitation, concepts related to recitation, Ahrufu's-seb'a, recitation imams and narrators, their tariks, known teachers of qiraat imams, students and differences in recitation. It was tried to give information about the way of formation. In addition, by giving a short information about the Al'i Imran Surah, an effort was made to provide a little information about the Surah. Effort is from us, Tevfik, Almighty Allah. Keywords: Mushaf, Ahrufu's-Seb'a, Recitation, Sûrah, Âl-i İmrân