The source’s second category is shādhdh readings: attributed forms that do not qualify as established Qurʾānic recitations. In the author’s presentation, such readings are not to be recited as Qurʾān or used in ritual prayer.
This is the book’s jurisprudential and recitational framing. Unfamiliarity alone does not make a reading shādhdh; its status depends on scholarly assessment of transmission.
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The source’s ruling on shādhdh readings
Conclusion: Tajwīd, Waqf, ʿUthmānic Rasm and Qirāʾāt
The source’s second category is shādhdh readings: attributed forms that do not qualify as established Qurʾānic recitations. In the author’s presentation, such readings are not to be recited as Qurʾān or used in ritual prayer.
This is the book’s jurisprudential and recitational framing. Unfamiliarity alone does not make a reading shādhdh; its status depends on scholarly assessment of transmission.