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Question Salam
Alaikom I
would like to congratulate you on a very beneficial website. May Allah reward
your efforts. I have some questions to ask. 1. Can
you please provide several audio examples of
and
, maybe even the same word recited in more
than one way, so people can get an idea of the different ways. 2.
When stopping at a word whose last letter has a shaddah, such as
,
I know that one is to stop with a sukoon. But does it mean stopping on a
sukoon on the first
or the second sukoon in
?
A shaddah letter means the first letter is a saakin and the second is voweled.
So if we stop at a word whose last letter is a shaddah, does the second letter
(of the shaddah) become saakin so that there are two saakin letters
pronounced? (and therefore the sound made is elongated a little) Or is that
the second letter (of the shaddah) is eliminated and the person only
pronounces one saakin letter. 3.
While reading through your lessons on stopping (waqf), I noticed there was a
table explaining the difference between Rawm and Ikhtilaas. To my knowledge, I
did not come across anything in the waqf lessons
on the word Ikhtilaas. Please clarify where this word fits into the lessons on
waqf. Jazakallahu
Khairun, Salam Alaikom.
Wa alaikum assalaam wa rahmatu Allahi wa barakatuh. Jazakum Allahu khairan, and may Allah grant you beneficial knowledge of the Qur'an and tajweed. 1. The way of stopping with is giving only one-third of a vowel with a lowered voice, and is heard by those close, not far. It would therefore be very difficult to pick up on a recording, unless it was a very high quality. We searched for an example, but did not find one. This does not mean there are no examples, there may be. If we find one, we will put it up, insha’ Allah. The way of stopping with is a circling of the lips with no accompanying sound. For this reason, there is no audio of the . 2.
When stopping on a letter with a shaddah, we have to make clear that
there are two letters, even though both are saakin.
In the case of the
and
, the prolonged ghunnah (most
complete) that is on the two letters when they have shaddah.
The length of the ghunnah when stopping should be the same length of
the ghunnah when continuing. http://www.abouttajweed.com/al-mutamaathilayn.htm. The
is
very similar to
and
this is the reason for the comparison chart.
We found it most appropriate to appear after the lessons on
, but it is not exclusive to stopping, and
not used when stopping in the recitation of Hafs ‘an ‘Assim at all. Wa iyyakum. |