The bright principles of readings

The bright principles of readings

Author's name: Amani bint Muhammad Ashour

Sheikh / Ahmed bin Khalil Shaheen "Specialization in Qur’anic Readings and Sciences
Sheikh Mahmoud bin Omar Sakkar: Teacher at the Holy Quran Institute of the Charitable Society in Riyadh
Al-Salem Muhammad Mahmoud Al-Jakni
The book's methodology as mentioned by its author
I collected the principles of the ten reciters through the Shatibiyyah and Durrah paths, and I only recorded in the book what the reciters differed in from the principles of Hafs on the authority of Asim.
I took a path that suits the goal I intended in compiling it, which is for it to be an easy guide for anyone who wants to obtain the essence of the principles of readings from the closest paths.
I have separated the origins of each reader separately, and explained them with examples.
I used some graphs and tables.
I have pointed out some of the frequently used words that have become the foundations for scholars of readings.
The aspects of reading were met by the readers, especially when several principles are combined in one verse.
I did not commit myself to mentioning the verses of Al-Shatibiyyah except what was necessary to mention, and perhaps I referred to some of what is in Tayyibat Al-Nashr
I intentionally ignored some of the aspects mentioned in some books, not by mistake, because I did not receive them (thus) from my sheikh and sheikha, may God forgive them.