If you're interested in Quranic studies or recitations, I can offer some general information or point you to resources that might help:

Notes the differences of the other six, such as differences in Madd (lengthening), Imalah (tilting), Hamzat (glottal stops), and Idgham (assimilation).

While a comparative PDF is a phenomenal reference tool, the science of Qira'at is an oral tradition. It must ultimately be learned and verified through a qualified teacher ( Sheikh ) who holds an unbroken chain of transmission ( Ijazah ) back to the Prophet.

(Kufa) – Recited via Shu'bah and Hafs (the world's most common recitation today).

The seven canonical recitations were codified by Imam Abu Bakr Ibn Mujahid in the 4th century AH. Each of the seven primary Imams has two principal transmitters ( Rawis ), creating 14 foundational reading paths: