The effect of recitations on interpretation the example of Beyzâvî tafsîr Surahs of Baqara and An'am

Our Almighty Lord has sent the Qur'an as the guide book that will bring people to Paradise. And he has explained to us in his divine word that he did not send the Qur'an as a challenge to people, but rather as an advice for the pious. The servants also wrote many works in order to understand this divine word, to understand it better, to explain it better to people and to help them find guidance more easily. Many branches of science have emerged in the light of the Qur'an, such as Tafsir works, some of which are aimed at better understanding the Qur'an, and some of them, such as recitation and tajvid works in order to be able to read the Qur'an better. out. These branches of science have a lot of influence on each other. These are sciences that complement each other. The sciences of tafsir and recitation, which have been considered as separate branches of science since the early periods, are actually intertwined with each other. This can be clearly seen when looking at the first period exegetical works. These two sciences, which are so related to each other, are in the position of helping each other in terms of meaning. The correct transmission of the messages of the Qur'an beyond the ages to the servants is possible by reading it correctly and explaining its meaning correctly, that is, by interpreting it. The share of the science of recitation in understanding and explaining these messages is also great. Since the past, people have shown interest in its recitation and music, as well as understanding the Qur'an. Both this field and the general framework are related to the science of recitation. In this research, the effect of recitations on tafsir in the Surahs of Baqara and En'am in Envârü't-Tenzîl and Esrârü't-Te'vîl, which are the interpretations of the great commentator Beyzâvî (d.685/1286)