دلايل تغييرات آواي در قراآت قرآن كريم

Abstract

This research examines one aspect of phonetic changes, specifically the causes of phonetic changes in the seven recurrent Qur'anic readings.The researcher concluded that the causes of phonetic changes in these readings, based on induction, amount to eight reasons: assimilation, contrast, simplification, frequent usage, avoiding ambiguity, maintaining consistency within linguistic patterns, compensation, and phonetic weakness.The significance of this topic lies in clarifying the main reasons behind the differences in the seven recurrent Qur'anic readings according to scholars and presenting the evidence for each viewpoint through the books of argumentation on Qur'anic readings and foundational works on Arabic grammar. These sources analyze the most prominent phonetic phenomena in Qur'anic readings and Arabic dialects.The research methodology involved reviewing previous studies on the topic but focused primarily on citing and referencing the books of argumentation on Qur'anic readings and major grammatical works. Each cause and principle was explained using these sources, with supporting examples drawn from the seven recurrent readings.