Morphological singularities in the narration of Al-Abbas bin Al-Fadl Al-Mawsili (d. 186 AH) on the reading of Abu Amr Al-Basri (d. 154 AH)

This study deals with the morphological singularities of the narration of one of the prominent scholars of the city of Mosul, and its judge in the second century of migration, the days of Al-Rashid, a memorizer of the Qur’an and a reader from its prominent readers who took the reading from the reciter of Basra and its Sheikh Abi Amr Al-Basri, that he is Al-Abbas bin Al-Fadl Al-Mawsili (d. 186 AH).  The research was of two parts. They dealt with the morphological singularities in verbs and nouns, followed by a conclusion containing the most important findings of the research, along with a list of sources and references