The Concurrence of Two Consecutive Consonants in Quranic Recitations

(A Compilation and Study)

Abstract

 This study aims to shed light on an acoustic phenomenon, which is the combination of residents and the sound effects that surround them. The research question: What is the phenomenon of combining the two consonants in Qur’anic readings? What is the guidance for that? The first topic: The meeting of the two residents separately, and it contains two requirements: The first requirement: The meeting of the two residents, and the first of them is the letter “mad” and “lin.” The second requirement: the meeting of the residents in the case of assimilation. The second section: The two residents meeting in different ways. During the research, I presented each example and showed how the two residents met, and the cross-sectional analysis of the reading presented before the two residents met and after the two residents met in light of the recent audio lesson. The research concluded that the combination of the two consonants had conditions agreed upon by the grammarians and the readers, and the readers were independent in forms that the grammarians denied. The research concluded that the combination of the two consonants separately appeared in five forms in the case of deep and soft, and in one form in the assimilation, and that the combination of two consonants on their apart It appeared in nine forms. The research found by tracking that the combination of the two inhabitants was mentioned in the reading of: Nafi’, Ibn Kathir, Abu Amr, Asim, Hamzah, and Abu Jaafar, i.e. Six readers. In my study, I relied on the descriptive, statistical, analytical and critical method.