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Real recitations affecting exegesis in Havamim surahs

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2022
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Recitations are the most factors for the exegesis of the Quran that appear as the different readings in reading the Quran. When the meaning of the verses of the Quran are shaped, it is, sometimes, possible to experience different recitations. That's why, we often emphasize the influence of the recitations in the sources of the exegesis of the Quran. The Mümin, Fussilet, Şura, Zuhruf, Duhan, Casiye, and Ahkaf which are the havamim real recitation differences of the Quran exegesis will be studied in seven surahs as there are no available studies within our determinations. That's the most important consideration for which this study was emerged. The study consists of three chapters. In the introduction part of the subject of the study, its target, and importance, its method and references were touched on. In the second chapter to give knowledge about the connection of the recitation and exegesis of the Quran for the subject to be understood better, we tried to summarize this relation. After this, we dealt on havamim surahs, huruf-ı mukattaa in the perspectives of the reveal and content that consists authentic side of the thesis. In the third chapter we addressed the verses of the Quran according to al-Sarf and al-Nahw by classifying one by one that are available in havamim surahs which affect the real recitation differences of the exegesis of the Quran. As a result of these changes and reflections in the exegesis of the Quran, we presented them to the readers in an integrated perspective. In the conclusion chapter, we completed our study totally with a short brief evaluation.

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Ahmet Yılmaz

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Ahmet Yılmaz (Master Thesis). Real recitations affecting exegesis in Havamim surahs, 2022, Fırat University.

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