Abstract:
This is a brief summary of what contained this massge which prepared for the study of Arabic morphological and grammatical issues between the hafs narration from a`sim and warsh narration from Nafi` in the first half of the holy Quran. It structure necessitated naturally to be constituded by four chapters, under each chapter to consist hypothesis and investigations.
The first structure devoted to talk about the Quran readings, Quran reading expansion, readers and narrations. And the second chapter was the talk on the translation of the two venerable readers (Asim and Nafi') and their students ( Hafs and Warsh ), and as well as characteristics of each Quranic reading. The third chapter devoted to talk on the differences in Arabic grammar between the two readers on nouns and its impact on the grammatical meaning and significance, including :
1- Al- Marfuat ( The subject, the predicate and their meaning cancelation).
2- Al- Mansubat ( The role of objects, adverb and vocates).
3- Al- Majrurat ( Made by the role of object of preposition and by possessive of genitive ).
4- Disciples ( adjectives, preposition and the role of noun in apposition).
5- Workforce nouns ( Infinitive, the present participle and character ).
6- And the noun which banned from changing.
Then it consist of the two readers different infact of verbs including the past tense and the present of future tense.
The fourth chapter devoted to talk on the morphological differences between the two readers and its impact on the significance and meaning ; and it includes the two readers differences in forming verbs morphological as well as morphological differences between them on the nouns according to the singular and plural, majority and minority. Then morphological variation in substitution and some weekness consonants word composition.
I concluded the research by the finding results, and the most important fact is that :- The Quranic reading is a followed sunnah of the Holi Prophet (P.B.U.H), which neither obey any language subject nor have the entrance of standard formalization for the diligence.