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Question Assalamu
Aleikum Answer Wa alaikum assalaam wa rahmatu Allahi wa barakatuh. 1. A clear
example of adding a vowel would be if a reciter made an alif out of a fat-hah,
or a wow out of a dhammah, but often times it is not so obvious, and what a
reciter may do is make a fat-hah one and a half vowel counts instead of one.
Some may cut an alif short of two vowel counts, too.
Another example would be if a reader lengthened
8 or more vowel counts
instead of four vowel counts in order to try and make his/her voice sound
better and go up and down in the tone while lengthening.
Changing the tone while lengthening one of the medd letters is not part
of the recitation passed down to us from the Prophet,
. 2. It would not at all be appropriate to mention a specific reciter’s name, and it is enough to know this is something to be avoided. If we consistently hear it in recitation by the same reciter, we know then we should not try to copy his recitation. Wa assalam |