Warsh refers to a widely recognized method of reciting the Quran, originating from the eighth-century scholar Warsh. It features distinct pronunciation rules, such as imalah and tashil, differing from other qira'at. Primarily used in North and West Africa, it benefits Quran students, reciters, and scholars seeking deeper understanding of Quranic variants.
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