Begavî's interpretation in view of recitation
2015
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Danışman: Prof. Dr. H.mehmet Soysaldı
Özet (EN)
This study aims assignment understanding of the recitation and the determination of the using arbitrariness of recitation in the 5th and 12th century scholar Begavî's interpretation called Mealimut Tenzil. In he study in which the connection of the recitation of Begavî's interpretation he carried forward with Arabic, the residation-dialect, supplies-nahiv, recitation-interpretation collaboration, we especially gave information about the rcitation science and its history and then we stood on the issue of Begavî's life and his scientific personality. As the min theme of the study we stood on Begavî's place in science of recitation, the sources of the recitation, his method to transfer the recitations and his mode of recitations. Beyond that we studied how Bergavi attributed to the recitation difference in appreciation meaning and how he used the recitation especially the philological and jurisprudence comment, interpretation and interpretation efficietly. This has been compared with the interpretation and recitation sources comparatively. Key Words: Begavî, İnterpretation, Recitation, Reading ten of the recitation sciences, Reader, Reality, Shadhdh, al-Musha
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Dr. Nesrişah Saylan
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Nesrişah Saylan (Doctorate thesis). Begavî's interpretation in view of recitation, 2015, Fırat University.
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