What has been Read with Nominative and Genitive Cases in Surat Al-Buruj A Grammatical Study

Abstract

This study deals with some Qur’anic recitations with nominative and genitive cases in Surat Al-Buruj as a grammatical study which involves reconciling those recitations and exploring the grammatical problems and controversial issues and their meanings. This does not stop at the grammatical level, but also extends to the study of the grammatical principles upon which these reconciliations have been based. The study followed an analytical approach, and has had to benefit from grammar, tafsir and recitation books. The research has come to a set of conclusions such as: reading with nominative and genitive cases has been observed in six positions in Surat Al-Buruj, the mainstream grammarians read three of them with a nominative case and read other three with a genitive case. What has been read with nominative and genitive cases in Surat Al-Buruj occurred both in recognized recitations (mutawaatir) and odd recitations.