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Question As-Salaamu
alaykum wa Eid mubarak, Answer Wa alaikum assalaam wa rahmatu Allahi wa barakatuh an a late Eid Mubaarak to you too. Jazaka Allahu khairan for the nice dua'. May Allah grant you all khair. The is an extra saakinah added at the end of a word. This is used by Arabs in some cases and draw attention to the word and its ending vowel. In the specific case mentioned in the question, where there is the questioning is preceded by a letter , such as in: , , and we are stopping on the word, Hafs does not stop with a , but there are some other qira’aat that do. Stopping with a is one of two allowed ways for Imam , the other way being the normal sukoon on the . Imam stops on these cases with the as the only allowed way in the qiraa’ah named after him. There is one
example of present tense verbs with a weak ending (
) affected by a jazm letter and another in
the command form that have
written
in. These two are:
, Al-Baqarah 259 and
Al-An’aam
90. These two are for all of the qira’aat including Hafs, but there are a some of the different qira’aat that drop the in these two examples when continuing and pronounce them only when stopping on these words. The examples demonstrate that the is written in these words. There are other attached to nouns, such as in the last word of aayah 20, 25, 26, 28, and 29 of surah al-Haaqqah (69). Wa iyyaakum wa-l-muslimeen Wa assalaam alaikum wa rahmatu Allahi wa barakatuh. |