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|f The research examined some of the views of the scholars on Imam Ibn al-Jazari and his choices, starting with talking about his life and the praises of the scholars for him. He memorized the Qur'an at the age of eight years, and he memorized the Shatibiyah, the Raaiya, and Manzumatayi Al Hidayah. He began to recite with ten recitations, and he was given permission to give fatwas and teach the teachings of his shayh, Imam Burhan al-Din al-Abnasi.\nHis journey to seek knowledge: he worked as a trader who moved between Arab countries, thus contributing to his depth in various sciences.\nThe scholars reviewed his view on the subject of Makharij (articulation) of the letters, and by Looking at the sayings of traditional scholars and the contemporary ones, it is clear that Ibn al-Jaziri and most of the scholars relied on the words of Sibawayih, which is Sixteen points of articulation, unlike what was reported by Ibn al-Jazari from Khalil, Abu al-Qasim al-Hathli, Makki ibn Abi Talib and Imam al-Dani; that the points of articulation of letters are seventeen, however when referring to the statement of Khalil in his book Al-Ain, it is clear that Khalil did not mention Al-Jawf (oral cavity) among the points of articulation, because it is not restricted to a single point of articulation; Based on that, it is clear that Ibn al-Jaziri took the opinion of Sibawayih from his count regarding the points of articulation that it is sixteen established ones and he added to it al-Jawf (oral cavity) that was adopted by Khalil. The number of points of articulation of letters was 17, verified and estimated by Ibn al-Jazari.\nThe scholars are aware of the view that it is correct to say that the isnad (chain of narration) is valid without Tawatur (frequent repetition) in the three recitations that complete the ten. The view that the recitation is based on Tawatur (frequent repetition) is what the majority of Quraa’ hold on to. As for saying that the narration is correct, it is contrary to the majority of scholars. Every recitation is controlled by the Tawatur (frequency) of its transmission, and the agreement of the language in all manners, and the writing of the Mushaf, even if it is appreciated, for it is one of the seven letters, and whatever it does not meet is abnormal.\nHe has a choice of counting the attributes of letters to many attributes. Some of them have considered it to be eleven attributes, some of them considered it to be sixteen attributes, and some of them considered it seventeen attributes, and some others considered it as eighteen attributes, and some others considered it as twenty-seven attributes, and some of them considered it as forty four attributes, Most of the scholars among the contemporary have taken the view of Ibn al-Jazari that the number of attributes of letters is seventeen, and the same is the view of the scholars who have expanded upon the Matn (text) of Al Jazari. \nThe scholars differed in the words of Allah, may He be exalted, ‘did we not create you’ between the complete idghaam (merging) and incomplete idghaam (merging), Their views differed, and Ibn al-Jazari chose what was chosen by Imam al-Dani. He said regarding Idghaam if there was a sukoon on the letter Kaaf, there were two madhhab (schools of thought): incomplete idghaam (merging), with manifestation of Tafkheem (magnification) and Isti’laah like the letter Tuaa with the letter Taa. And this is the view of Abu Muhammad Makki and others, and the complete Idghaam (merging) without manifesting anything so that it turns as a Kaaf with a Tashdeed (intensification) and this is the view of Al-Dani and those who follow him. I said: Both of them are good, and in the first place the Egyptians were taken, and in the second, those from the Levant, and my choice is the view of Al-Dani, in accordance with the madhhab of Abu Amr.\nAnd saying that the lips should be closed during the Iqlaab and the Ikhfaa AlShafawy (clear concealment) by the view of by application. \nThere was a disagreement among scholars as to how to pronounce them, and through tracking this issue in the works of traditional scholars who set the rules of recitation and Tajweed (intonation), We found that the scholars in the past were unanimous in clapping the lips, and no one of them stated the issue of leaving it at all. The term “AlInfiraaj (breakthrough)” between the lips is mentioned by the traditional scholars of Tajweed (intonation) in two things and there is no third to it. First. When determining the articulation of the letter waw, they say, “waw” comes out from between the lips with a breakthrough between them. The second is when they talk about the Ishmaam (sniffing), they say that the Ishmaam is in the Marfoo’ (words ending with a Raf’) and Madhmoom (words ending with a Dhamma) and it is applied with the locking of the lips with a breakthrough between the lips without any sound to indicate the dhamma.\nSimilarly, the views of the scholars differed in determining the ranks of the Tafkheem (magnification). Some of them consider it to be three, some of them to be four, and some of them to be five. The difference between them is the same, Whether that is three or five, the difference between them is due to a change in pronunciation and not only a change in the word. If we follow the pronunciation of the letters of Tafkheem (magnification) and their order, we would find that there is a clear difference between them in terms of Tafkheem (magnification) and Tarqeeq (attenuation), according to what Ibn al-Jazari said that it is five grades.\nThis abstract translated by Dar AlMandumah Inc. 2018
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