شواهد المصاحف المخطوطة لانفرادات القيدي (ت: 618هـ) في كتابه هجاء المصحف من أول سورة يوسف عليه السلام إلى نهاية سورة لقمان دراسة تحليلية ومقارنة

Abstract

This research aims to highlight the value of manuscript Quranic codices and their impact on issues of Quranic orthography (Rasm al-Muṣḥaf), by adducing them as evidence for the unique orthographic transmissions of Imām al-Qaydī (d. 618 AH) in his book Hijāʾ al-Muṣḥaf, particularly those in which he diverged from the prevailing consensus and standard practice among orthography scholars, through an analytical and comparative study.
The scientific material of the research is organized into an introduction, a preliminary section, two main chapters, and a conclusion:
• Preliminary Section: Introduces the influential manuscript Quranic codices in the science of orthography and their role in enriching the Quranic library.
• First Chapter: Provides an overview of al-Qaydī and his book Hijāʾ al-Muṣḥaf.
• Second Chapter: Presents an applied study of manuscript evidence supporting al-Qaydī’s unique transmissions in his book Hijāʾ al-Muṣḥaf, from the beginning of Sūrat Yūsuf (peace be upon him) to the end of Sūrat Luqmān.
• Conclusion: Includes the key findings and recommendations, most notably:
o The total number of unique orthographic positions recorded by al-Qaydī across these surahs reached fifteen positions.
o Manuscript Quranic codices are among the most vital sources in the science of orthography, and the reliance of orthography scholars upon them is clear evidence of their status and significance.
o Evidence from manuscript Quranic codices contributed significantly to supporting Imām al-Qaydī’s unique transmissions, thereby helping to dispel any characterization of strangeness or anomaly (shudhūdh).