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Critical Terminology Used by Leading Early Scholars of Qur’anic Readings Concerning the Acceptance of Qur’anic Readings and Its Implications A Comparative Analytical Study

An academic journal article published by Al‑Madinah International University presents a comparative analytical study of terminology used by early scholars concerning acceptance of Qur'anic readings. The source metadata (publisher, content type, DOI, publication date) is provided but no further event or impact details are included.

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The article adds to scholarly literature on historical terminology related to Qur'anic readings.

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Critical Terminology Used by Leading Early Scholars of Qur’anic Readings Concerning the Acceptance of Qur’anic Readings and Its Implications A Comparative Analytical Study

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