Abstract
Sarf-Kıraat İlişkisi (Me‘âni’l-Kur’ân Eserleri Bağlamında)
One of the areas of interaction between the Arabic language and the recitations
is the science of sarafah. Morphology, which deals with the structures of words, has
played an active role in analyzing aspects of recitation arising from the different uses of
nouns and verbs. One of the most striking aspects of the recitation differences is the
changes in the word structure. Reading a verb in the form of both past and imperative
verbs, reciting a word as both a noun and a verb, and the change of root-derived patterns
in elephants reveal the breadth of the recitation-consumption field. The works of
me'ani'l-Qur'an, in which the recitations are frequently processed and there are
extensive interpretations in terms of consumption and qiraat, are important sources for
examining the relationship between the science of reciting and recitation. Linguists who
signed the works called Me‘ani'l-Qur'an, sometimes supported the recitations arising
from the structural differences of words, sometimes supported them with examples from
Arabic theology, and sometimes tried to clarify the subject by making meaning-oriented
approaches. In this study, we will try to reveal the relationship between recitation and
consumption by examining the opinions, disagreements and evidences of linguists.
Keywords
Kiraat, Quran, Sentence, Sarf, Nahiv