قراءات قرآنیہ کی حجیت اور استشراقی افکار کا ناقدانہ جائزہ

A critical examination of the authenticity of Qur’an recitations and Orientalize ideas.

Abstract

Quran is the constitutional, legal, and shari'ah book of Islam. It discusses every aspect of life. Things have been discussed either shortly or in detail in Quran. Everyone in the world, who wants to write something, must quote Quran to make his point strong and lasting. Every writer, Muslim or non-Muslim refers to the text of the Quran to support his arguments and writings. Scholars from different branches of Islamic sciences refer to the Ayah and base their book or knowledge upon the recitation of the Quran. So that no one can refute it, and the reader must know that the source of this book, article, or knowledge is Quran. However, by studying Quran orient lists try to raise doubts about the text and recitations of the Holy Quran. The purpose of this study is to explore, if objections raised by orient lists affect the finality of Qur’anic recitations as evidence and whether their effort is successful or not. The inductive method has been adopted for this research; and by comparing objections and criticism raised by orient lists with Islamic shreds of evidence and by using a natural process of reasoning, Qur’anic recitations have been validated.