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"The variants of Quran at Surah Tâ-hâ, Enbiyâ and Hac and Thair effects on tafseer"

2019
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Advisor: Prof. Dr. Remzi Kaya

Abstract (EN)

This study scrutinized recitation differences in some words of Koran; formal and semantic changes arising from related differences specific to Tâ-hâ, Enbiyâ and Hac sura (sections of the Koran). Our study consists of three different parts as an introduction and the following three chapters. Introduction parts inform about the goal of the study; the framework of issues discussed; method and references. Recitation science and its history were reviewed in the first chapter to contribute to understanding recitation differences in related sura which are the subject of the thesis. Description and types of recitation; specific concepts on this discipline and phases of recitation science from its emergence to present were analyzed in the introduction part. Besides, the lives of recitation imams, their scientific status and narrators can be read as well. In the second chapter, related suras were introduced. Within this context, there can be seen explanations on reasons for revelation if any; positions; the number of verses; connections with other suras; issues; persons and places. On the other hand, there was discussed on messages and lessons that are taken from related messages. Valid recitation differences in Tâ-hâ, Enbiyâ and Hac sura that is the primary concern of this thesis were scrutinized in the third chapter. It was researched whether the meaning has changed because of the type of word and recitation differences. If the meaning has changed because of recitation difference, various references were utilized to clarify the effect of this change on the interpretation of the verse of Koran. Keywords: Koran, Sura, Recitation, Difference, Meaning

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Osman Yavuz

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Osman Yavuz (Master Thesis). "The variants of Quran at Surah Tâ-hâ, Enbiyâ and Hac and Thair effects on tafseer", 2019, Bursa Uludağ Üni̇versi̇ty.

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