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- Imam ash-Shafi’ee
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Introduction to the 10 Recitations + 7 Ahruf
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Qira'at refers to the various manners of reciting the Qur'an. There are 10 authentic Qira'at. For a qira'at to be authentic there are very detailed rules. Whereas the Qur'an was revealed in seven ahruf, as is proved in many mutawaatir ahadith. This was because different tribes pronounced and spelled words differently. |
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Tajweed Introduction to the 10 Recitations + 7 Ahruf