I have noticed that in the 'murattal' recordings of Shaykh Basfar, he seems to prolong the harf dhaad when sakin...

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Assalamu Alaykum Respected Teachers,

I have noticed that in the 'murattal' recordings of Shaykh Basfar, he seems to prolong the harf dhaad (when sakin - rikhwa ?), but at the same time (what seems like to me atleast) pronounce a slight qalqalah-like sound.

At first I thought maybe it was just a slip of the tongue, but he seems to be doing it constantly throughout the recordings... to the point that I am beginning to think it's on purpose. Could you please clarify this for me.... although I am pretty sure it can't be qalqalah.. which part of the taweed rules is he following that causes him to emit this sound ?

Jazakumullahu Khairan.

Answer
Wa alaikum assalaam wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuh,
The timing for the

saakinah is the same timing as all other letters of

. The

also has the characteristic of ,

which is a mechanical pushing forward of the tongue due to the compression of the sound. You probably are hearing the running of the sound of

under the influence of the

. Sheikh Basfar, may Allah preserve him, pronounces the dhaad very nicely, masha' Allah tabaarak Allah.
Wa iyyaakum. Wa assalam alaikum.

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