Compiling The Qur'an Based on Ash'ari Traditions and Reports of Recipients

Abstract

The method presented by the Ash’ari Traditions  in compiling the Qur’an had a significant impact on the exposure to a number of Quranic approaches whose origins go back to the results of compiling the Quran, such as readings, Qur’anic arrangement, distortion, the insecurities of compiling the Qur’an and the source of the Quran and revelation. The study has been divided into three basic parts, the first of which advances the opinions and premises of those who stress the view that compiling was done  in the days of the caliphs, the second is inherent in the method of compiling, and the third the suspicions raised against compiling and those that resulted from this method of compiling.