The place of Ibnul-Jazari's work called an-Neshr fi'l-Qiraati'l-Ashr in the science of reciting

Ibn al-Jazari was born in Damascus, lived in the second half of the 8th century AH and the first half of the 9th century AH, left his mark in the Mamluk, Anatolian and Transoxiana lands, and is an important scholar who has written his name in Islamic sciences, especially the science of recitation. His work entitled "an-Nasr fî'l-Kırââti'l-Aşr", which he compiled in Bursa, has become a fundamental source in this field by forming a basis for all the works compiled after him. In this study, the contributions that an-Nasr made to the science of recitation since the period it was compiled, the innovations he brought in this field and his effects on the works in this field have been investigated and his place and importance in the science of recitation have been revealed. The most important feature of this work is undoubtedly its content. In the work; All subjects of the science of recitation have been discussed in detail, approximately a thousand of their narration chains have been presented, and the scientific personalities of the recitation imams and their recitation chains have been explained. The factors that make Neşr important are; it has taken the most important works of this science as a source, there are many manuscripts in Turkey, numerous studies have been conducted on it, it has brought the famous recitations that were about to be forgotten to the field, it has brought the method of indiraj instead of the method of infirâd, it has pioneered the tradition of tahrîrât in the science of recitation and it has been a source for all subsequent works. At the end of the study, the place and importance of the work in the science of recitation have been revealed through the statements of previous and current scholars about the author and Neşr and interviews with scholars who are authorities in the field about the work.