The relation between seven letters and polish in qur'an
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This study explains the relationship between the leh Seven Letters "and dialects that form the basis of the Quran. Within the framework of the sonra Seven Letters ler issue, first of all, what is f Seven Letters ",Qur'an is the language of Arabic, which is given a summary and then on the Kureyşlehçesi, the most comprehensive, rich and fascinating dialect of the Arabic language. The Qur'an was reduced by the Quraish Dialect. With the spread of Islam, children, elderly, women and men who have different dialects from various tribes entered Islam. When he had trouble reading the Qur'an, he was granted a reading with the Har Seven Letters '. Although there are various opinions and opinions about what ır Seven Letters "are, there are strong opinions about various dialects. Although these dialects were controversial, polish differences led to conflicts of content. Some of these dialect differences do not affect understanding. Some of them changed the meaning of the verse was interpreted in different ways and reflected in commentaries
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Abdulhalim Turan
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Fırat University
Kur'ân-ı Kerîm Okuma ve Kırâat Bilim Dalı
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Abdulhalim Turan (Master Thesis). The relation between seven letters and polish in qur'an, 2019, Fırat University.
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