Phonetic Triangulation in Surat Al-Fatihah and Al-Baqarah

Abstract

This research aims to highlight the Qur’anic words or structures that were read in three phonetic aspects and to justify each of these aspects, and the resulting phonemic terms. To achieve this, this study investigates the secret of triangulation of vocal phenomena, and to find out whether this diversity of Quranic readings leads to a difference in meaning or not. These surahs were selected because as they are the first to start about the words of Almighty Allah in his wholly book and due to the difference in time and pace of their sequence. The descriptive analytical approach was used in studying this difference in the ten frequent readings including the Reading of Nafi’. Reliable sources of the publishing in the ten readings were used including Ibn Al-Jazari, the book (Al-Durr Al-Masun fi Ulum Al-Kitab) Al-Makenun) by Al-Samin Al-Halabi and the book (The Hajj Al-Qira’at) by Ibn Zanjla.