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e.s. 🇯🇴 :

all the Same btw!! different oraly Tradition and different Dialekt

Patrick Mcgeachie :

But but there's only one.

Shiny Gee :

living in the information age, ignorance is a choice

sahnoun221 :

This is called the difference in the readings, all of which are the Messenger of God, all of which were revealed by God, and there is no conflict or contradictions between them, and the multiplicity is due to the different dialects of the Arabs, and all these readings are related to the Messenger of God, I mean, they are all Qur'ans from God

SparkleWord :

The Hafs and Warsh Quran are two authentic riwayah, or methods of transmitting the Holy Quran through oral recitation. They belong to the science of Qira'at, which preserves the different accepted readings taught by the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). These recitations were passed from one generation to another through trusted scholars who memorized every letter, vowel, and rule of pronunciation. The Hafs recitation comes through Hafs ibn Sulayman, who learned from Imam Asim, one of the ten famous imams of the canonical Quran readings. The Warsh recitation comes through Warsh ibn Nafi', who transmitted the reading of Imam Nafi' of Madinah. This is the main difference between the Hafs and Warsh Quran from the perspective of transmission. Both methods preserve the same divine Qur'an, and both are accepted by scholars across the Muslim world. The differences between the Hafs and Warsh methods appear only in specific aspects of reading, such as vowels, pronunciation, and a small number of words. These variations were revealed as part of the different accepted forms of recitation to make the Quran easier for different Arab tribes to read. They do not introduce a new chapter, remove a verse, or change any essential teaching. For this reason, Muslims who follow either the Hafs version or the Warsh Quran worship with complete confidence. Understanding the difference between Hafs and Warsh recitation helps students appreciate the beauty of the Quran and recognize that its authentic transmissions represent one perfectly preserved revelation rather than multiple conflicting versions.

Mahdi :

That's because it's impossible to translate the exact meaning of Quran to OTHER languages. But in Arabic it's exactly the same

r3hmi :

I was reading the Arabic on the screen everything, you mentioned was different in Haraqah not morphological meaning. But there many morphological difference and debates about root word meaning in the Quran. We have the science of Qamoos (dictionaries and words)

The truth :

how many books in all

Joel :

He must know it's really just different ways of saying the same thing.

L’s=Liam :

What’s the difference in them

user7736143382823 :

Many versions of the Bible

User287 :

Impossible - a fair percentage of Muslims memorise it so cannot be changed / doesn’t matter

¥ :

Is it possible for us to debate but on a call rather than chat

adnan Al ahmad :

omg they are the slowest people i have ever seen like there is 1 quran its offical where tf did u get 27 from

Slavko Carevic :

God bless her

amin 96 :

eezziii :

🤣🤣🤣🤣 quran translations and quran isnt the same thing, you need to get verified translation and just anyones, i can translate the quran and say this is the translated quran doesnt mean its been correctly translated, quran is one. to fully understand you need to learn the language, just by english example different works can have different meaning for example... Bark: The outer covering of a tree, or the sharp noise a dog makes. Address: To speak to someone, or the physical location of a building. Current: Flowing water or electricity, or happening right now. Right: Correct, or the opposite of left.

tugr.4 :

Art of recitations and different use of words

M.T 💥💥 :

😳

nash48 :

Jesus ❤️

Sal Hashi :

one Quraan

abbbj70 :

so much for their is only 1 quran

Aslan_Bey :

They could have just bought a single Mus-haf that included all 10 Qira'āt😂🤣

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