The roots of the narrations about the differences of qiraat in the books of al-Dani and Ibn al-Jazari in the books of hadith -The example of Tirmidhi and Abu Dawud-

Determining the origins of the narrations in the recitation books in the context of hadith and their reflections on the recitation books is important in terms of the relations between the science of recitation and the science of hadith. The hadith narrations discussed in terms of subject reveal the reading styles of the recitation narrations as well as the relationship between hadith and recitation. The originals of the narrations in the recitation books of Ebû Amr ed-Dânî and İbnü'l-Cezerî, two of the leading names in the science of recitation, in the Sunans of Tirmidhi and Ebû Dâvûd are shown. Various reading styles are discussed in the hadiths in the Recitation sections of the Sunans of Tirmidhi and Abu Dawud. The majority of these narrations are taken from the Sunans of Tirmidhi and Abu Dawud, the historical course of the science of recitation is looked at in the context of its relationship with the science of hadith, and the types of recitation are closely examined. It summarizes the relationship between the two sciences in terms of notes and numbers. As a matter of fact, Tirmidhi's discussion of the hadiths related to recitation under the title of Ebvâbü'l-Kıraat and Ebû Dâvûd's discussion of the hadiths related to recitation under the title of Kitâbü'l-Hurûf ve'l-Kıraat are examples of this relationship between the two sciences. In our study, since some narrations in the books of Ebû Amr ed-Dânî and İbnü'l-Cezeri are not found in the Sunans of Tirmidhi and Ebû Dâvûd, we tried to identify the hadiths in question from other hadith books. Keywords: Hadith, Qira'at, Tirmidhi, Abu Dawud, Abu Amr ed-Dani, Ibn al-Jazari.