Anomalous Readings and Their Direction in the Book "Jami' al-Anwar fi Lujaj al-Afkar wa al-Bihar li al-Mu'minin al-Akhyaar" by Taj al-Din al-Tayrawi al- Adranawi (d. 970 AH): The First Part of the Quran: A Descriptive and Inductive Study

"     Praise be to Allah, to whom belong all that is in the heavens and on the earth, who says: 'And We have certainly made the Qur'an easy to remember.' [Surah Al-Hijr: 9]. Peace and blessings be upon our master Muhammad, his family, and his companions, and those who follow in their footsteps.      This research explores anomalous readings of the Quran, using Imam Al-Adranawi's book "Jami' al-Anwar" as a guide. The book was a focus of study during the doctoral phase, comprising a descriptive and inductive study. Its aim is to direct the attention of Quranic researchers towards exploring these texts and discovering the treasures within them.Key findings of the research include:1. The diverse sources of anomalous readings, spanning authentic readings, exegesis, language, and guidance literature.2. Highlighting the importance of understanding both the common and anomalous readings in enriching and clarifying meanings.Key recommendations from the research:1. Conducting comparative studies between what Al-Adranawi mentioned and what he overlooked in terms of readings.2. Studying selections attributed to scholars outside the field of Quranic readings, such as linguists.