القراءات الشاذة من سورة القيامة إلى سورة الناس وأثرها في التفسير والأحكام: دراسة تحليلية لبعض النماذج

Abstract

This study examines "variant (non-canonical) Quranic readings and their impact on interpretation and legal rulings from Surat Al-Qiyamah to the end of Surat Al-Nas". It collects the relevant variant readings from their primary sources, documents them, identifies their forms and interpretive explanations, and analyzes their effects on the interpretation of Quranic verses, the clarification of meanings, the semantic implications of words, and related legal rulings. The study adopts an "inductive, analytical, and comparative approach" to collect the readings, analyze their semantic dimensions, compare their different aspects, and derive the meanings and relationships they entail. The findings demonstrate that the impact of variant readings was not limited to adding new meanings, expanding or reinforcing existing meanings, but also extended to matters of pause and commencement in Quranic recitation. The study also shows that variant readings were more frequently cited and discussed than canonical readings in relation to linguistic aspects and their interpretation. No significant impact on Islamic legal rulings was found in the examined passages, while two instances were identified in which variant readings added new meanings to canonical readings. The study highlights the scholarly value of variant readings and their contribution to Quranic, exegetical, and linguistic studies.