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Yaqub's qirāʾa belongs to the Basran school and is distinguished by the articulation of the silent ha in certain positions, along with specific rulings on madd and hamza.
Yaqub's qirāʾa historically spread in Basra and the Gulf region, and is taught in institutions of the Ten Recitations.
റാവി: Rawh an Yaqub
Rawh ibn Abd al-Mumin al-Basri (died c. 235 AH / 849 CE), one of the prominent transmitters of Yaqub al-Hadrami. His transmission is the second of Yaqub's two main transmissions in the qirāʾat books.
റാവി: Ruways an Yaqub
Muhammad ibn al-Mutawakkil al-Luluwi, known as Ruways al-Basri (died c. 238 AH / 852 CE), one of the most famous transmitters of Yaqub al-Hadrami.