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The Quran => General Discussions => Topic started by: Talib on May 03, 2012, 04:41:12 AM
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Salamun Alaikum
Dear All
This is the continuing part of 'Arabic:- Disputes, a hindrance in Islamic Ideology? Q1'.
About the Dialect, I found :
"The Quran was revealed in 7 Dialects and 7 Modes (ahruf) to facilitate the memorization , as not all of the companions of the Prophet were not from his tribe, nor all were literate enough to learn a new dialect for learning Quran.
These 7 Dialects or even 7 modes (in which synonyms of the words are used such as Salat ul Asr in Mushaf of ibn Masud instead of Salat ul Wusta in Uthmanic Mushaf) these 7 Dialects or 7 Modes do not represent the 7 meanings or 7 Aspects of the Quran. The Meaning is one, and it is preserved as per the promise of Allah in (Al-Hijr: 9).
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jqtj5OFUuZE&feature=player_embedded "
The above mentioned details I cannot find confirmation in the Quran. Moreover, it implies that Quran must have been difficult for even the Messenger(S) (specially when it is believed that Mohammad(S) was an unlettered. And for the companions too.
But Allah says that Quran is easy. (54:17)
Please elucidate.
Regards
Talib
(student)
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Salamun Alaikum brother Talib,
I will be publishing a related article to the site soon which I hope God willing will help.
Regards,
Joseph.
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The article as promised:
THE SEVEN AHRUF, RECITATIONS (QIRAAT), HAFS AND WARSH
http://quransmessage.com/articles/seven%20readings%20FM3.htm
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Salaam,
For me, this article proved to be extremely useful as the topic is usually confusing, with many people using words interchangeably.
After reading it, I got a better understanding of the terminology and factual differences that exist.
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Salamun Alaikum
Dear Joseph Sir
What a wonderful article indeed. It helped me clear my confusion that I had in my head. Each of your article is so convincing and so understandable. I really admire your politeness (as I see it) in the usage of words and method you use. :)
I read only a few articles so far but cannot stop reading more of them.
Hope to keep learning from you Dear Sir.
Regards
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Thank you for your kind words dear brother.
I am glad the article proved of some use, Alhumdolillah.
Regards,
Joseph.