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Masha
Allah, your questions and answers (especially the answers!) are informative
and enjoyable to read. May Allah grant you to keep up the site! This is a question about stops - I have asked you about stops before and am still struggling with these. In the following aayah there are quite a few "marked" stops so I thought I could try and learn from it:
The
interpretation of the meaning into English: 1.
At the small meem(
)
is it a "kaafi" stop? That is : what is before is complete in
meaning and what is after is linked in meaning but not in grammar. We can stop
here and start with what is after it, insha Allah.
2.
Between the
and the
;
this is the part that puzzles me - if we start here and stop at the
,
it would seem incomplete in meaning as we would not know who Allah, ta'aala,
is referring to unless we look to the first part of the aayah. 3.
Between
and
:
this again seems incomplete in meaning by itself although stops are marked. (I
would be tempted to say it is better to read through form the beginning to the
and that those two marked stops are maybe hasan.) 4.
The last part starting at the
and ending the aayah is complete in meaning and not linked in
grammar but linked to what is before in meaning only. This is a kaafi
start. It
would be really appreciated if you could correct my understanding if, and when
it is convenient. Wa
jazakumu Allah bi kulli khair. Answer Assalaam alaikum wa rahmatu Allahi wa barakatuh. Jazakum Allahu khairan for your comments and ameen to your dua’.
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