Grammatical disagreement On constructing the verb for the subject and constructing it when the subject is not named, between the narration of Hafs and Shu’bah on the authority of Asim and its effect on the meaning

Abstract

        This research was built to talk about the grammatical disagreement of the Qur’anic readings and its impact on the meaning. It was limited to the grammatical disagreement existing between the narrations of Hafs and Shu’bah on the authority of Asim in the narration of verbs, between the construction for the subject, and the construction for the subject whose subject is not named. This research was restricted to what was in the subject or what was in it. He replaces him with a pronounced pronoun or noun, aiming to explain the different grammatical aspects on which each narration from Asim’s narrators emerged, along with an explanation of the advantages and disadvantages of each aspect. Then he interpreted the narration as it is clearest, best, and finest, and after presenting the different grammatical aspects of each narration, the research showed the difference in meaning. In each narration, the grammatical difference depends on the change in the construction of the verb for the subject or its construction when the subject is not named, as every grammatical construction has a different meaning from the other construction, even if the difference is slight, there are no two different constructions that definitely indicate one meaning, as there must be a difference in Meaning, and they are differentiated by differences in syntactic movements or grammatical rank.