Study and Evaluation of the Proofs of the Prevalence ‎of Hafs' Narration from Asim's Recitation

Document Type : Research Article

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1 Phd Student in Quran and Hadith Science at the University of Tehran‎

2 professor in Quran and Hadith Science at the University of Tehran

3 Phd Student in Quran and Hadith Science at the University of Ghom

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Recognition of real recitation of Quran among distinct recitations is not only a theoretical issue in Quranic sciences but also it is considered as one of the foundations in the interpretation of the Quran and is influential in other fields of study for examples jurisprudence, theology and the sciences affected from the Quran. In spite of different approaches to various recitations including the seven recitations, today the viewpoint of historical prevalence of Hafs' narration from Asim is more popular in Twelver Shiism, though its history does not extent more than one century. According to this opinion, Hafs' narration is the sole correct recitation of the Quran which is narrated from The Prophet numerously and has been prevalent among Muslims throughout history. In this article through explaining the reasons of the famous viewpoint and evaluating it, the author concludes that not only the reasons are not sufficient and there is no historical proof to corroborate it but there are a large number of them invalidate it.

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