VERSES WITH AL HUROOF THAT CONTAIN MORE THAN TWO READINGS IN AL-SHATIBIYYAH, FROM SURAH AL-BAQARAH TO THE END OF SURAH AL-MAIDAH, COLLECTED AND STUDIED

Abstract

This research is concerned with the study of the verses of Shatibiyah, which included more than two readings, starting from Surat Al Baqarah to the end of Surat Al Ma'ida. Scholars have been interested in the systems of Shatibiyah and studied it in a variety of studies, and this study is concerned with an important aspect; which is the skill of how to extract Quranic readings in places where more than two readings were combined, with clarifying the language, parsing the verses and directing the readings for the complete benefit. The problem of research is manifested in the difficulty of extracting readings in many places where readings crowded and multiplied in terminology, so the student sometimes confused and needs a safe way in which each reading is attributed to its reader or narrator through systems without confusion or ambiguity. The study aims to collect what is dispersed from the verses within the limits of the study and extract the readings in it according to the methodology of the interviewer’s work, as well as highlighting the value of Shatibiyah, and the unique approach that Al Nazim took in summarizing the book Al Taysir. The approach used in the study is the inductive approach by collecting the verses specific to the study, and the analytical approach by studying what has combined more than two readings of letters explaining the language, parsing the verses, extracting the readings and directing them. One of the most important results of the research is that not all places in the systems are suitable for the application of the term and against it. Rather, there are places that deviate from this law, so Al Nazim treated them differently so that the reader can extract the readings, and Al Nazim sometimes directs the reading, and sometimes shows its weakness, and may deviate from its original form of facilitation by increasing or decreasing.