Evaluation of the recent Tajweeds in the Karabash Tajweed center

With the Hijri 4th century, a certain corpus of Tajweed science began to form. In every region where Islam has gone, important studies have been carried out on Qur'anic education and training. These works have been written in Arabic for many years. During the period when the Ottoman Empire was on the rise, Ibn al-Jazarî, who was the tajweed authority in Bursa, carried out important studies. After this period, Abdurrahman Karabaşî wrote the work called Karabaş Tajvidî in Turkish. Sufficient information about the life and scientific personality of Aburrahman Karabaşî has not been found, and there are many copies of the work that have survived to the present day. In addition to being written in Turkish, the work has been one of the most used works in every period since the period it was written, due to the fact that it conveys the rules of tajweed with short and clear definitions. Karabaş Tajweed is the source of the tajweed works written especially in the Republican period. In the works we evaluated within the scope of our study, it was seen that the definitions of tajweed rules were generally taken from Karabaş Tajweed. However, while differences were detected in some works, it was seen that more detailed information was given in some of the works. As a result of the examinations, Ramazan Pakdil, İsmail Karaçam, Abdrrahman Çetin, Demirhan Ünlü included the opinions of many Qiraat imams in their works, but they did not mention who the differences belonged to in some sections. We think that this situation makes it difficult to understand the rules of tajweed and may cause some confusion in understanding. Again, there are differences in the works of Fikri Yatı, Ali Kemal Belviranlı, Mahi Dağdağan and Kadir Temir. In addition, the versions of Karabaş Tajweed prepared by Osman Pamuk, Fazilet Neşriyat, Tayyar Altıkulaç, Yusuf Tavaslı, Süleyman Doğdu, Hasan Hüseyin Varol and Ramazan Yıldız are largely similar to Karabaş Tajweed. There are general differences in the other works discussed in the scope of the study.