The 14 Different Readings with regard to Faith and Jurisprudence

The Fourteen Different Readings with regard to Faith and Jurisprudence by Waleed Al-Meneese

To be a building block in the structure of Qur'anic studies, contributing to its upliftment, and it is based on study for which its author received an exceptional master's degree in jurisprudence and its principles.

The subject of the research: The effect of different readings on issues of faith in terms of increasing the evidence on the validity of the doctrine of the righteous predecessors in the matters of belief, and the impact of the diversity of readings as well in responding to the suspicions of the people of innovation, and then the impact of different readings on issues of jurisprudence in terms of their indication of a jurisprudential ruling or Its impact on weighting a statement over a statement in controversial issues.

The fourteen recitations are the ten frequent readings, along with the reading of Ibn Muhaisin, Yahya Al-Yazidi, Al-Hasan Al-Basri and Al-Amash. These four recitations are still narrated with authentic chains of narrators, although they are not frequent, and therefore I decided to study their impact in the fields of creed and jurisprudence with the recurring recitations.