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Question Assalamu Aleikum, 1. I have a few questions concerning the lengthening of a letter in the Qur'an. In surah 18, last verse (110) of the first line: "...inna mâ..." there is a sign above the lengthened miim. What is the name of that sign? On www.kitabullah.com
, sheikh Mustafa Ismail was recited 2. On surah 19 verse 19 first line, there is a sort of a small letter "o" above the letter "nûn" in "...a na...". How is it called and what is its role? 3. In my last question, I was actually refering to the "Al Bazzee" recitation, and I mistakenly stated "As Soosiy". I have noticed that Al Bazzee recitation uses the plural for the miim more that Warsh does. So my question is, should all the letters "miim" be in the plural form when recited in the Al Bazzee recitation? ( you gave an example in the question 040803, number 4)? 4. I have
memorized many verses and May Allah help you find the answers and May He make it easier for you to find them inshallah. Ma Salam Answer Wa alaikum assalaam wa rahmatu Allahi wa barakatuh, 1.
In aayah 110 of surah Al-Kahf:
, there is a medd mark on the alif
after the letter
. The
is
not considered lengthened, the alif has the lengthening. The sheikh is reading the recitation of , more specifically and in this recitation when stopping on a word with hamzah , outside of the first letter, the hamzah changes. When the last letter of the word is a hamzah and preceded by an alif, as in the word , there are two ways he stops on this word, one way is dropping the hamzah, and with it there are allowed three possible medd lengthenings of the alif, one two vowel counts, second four vowel counts, and third, six vowel counts. In the recitation you listened to, he lengthened the alif two vowel counts. 2. The circle above the alif on the word , is called and it indicates that this letter is not pronounced when continuing, but when stopping is pronounced. You may click on this link for further explanation and examples: http://www.abouttajweed.com/220802.htm 4. If you want to keep the memorization in its finest form, you should make a schedule and make sure you review and practice everything you have memorized once a week. This is the best way to keep it up and not to forget it. Wa assalaam |