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Question Assalamu
Aleikum Answer Wa alaikum assalaam wa rahmatu Allahi wa barakatuh, a) There is nothing in the study of tajweed or in the recitation of the Qur’an nor in the authentic chains of transmission using a maqaam in recitation. This is an Arabic term used for music and there should be no use of music in reciting the Qur’an. b) Most likely it is either the recitation of Qaloon , Ibn Katheer, or Abu Ja’far. In all three there will be of the second hamzah . If there is an alif inserted after the first hamzah then it is the recitation of either Qaloon or Abu Ja’far. If there is no alif inserted between the two hamzahs, then it is the recitation of Ibn Katheer. Warsh also makes of the second alif, in one of two allowed ways to read this, plus he does have of six vowel counts here, since it is followed by a hamzah. If you are hearing the six count lengthening of a dhammah on the meem, then it is the recitation of Warsh. Wa iyyaakum. Wa assalaam alaikum wa rahmatu Allah. |