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Question May
Allah reward you for your clear and informative answers. I have a
question today about a word in surah: Al-A'raaf aayah 196
It
is about the 2nd word; could you please explain what are the letters and their
sequence - on what letter is the second kasrah? Thank you. Answer May Allah reward you for your useful questions, and you are welcome. There are two in the second word of this aayah. This first, is written as a small letter , represented by the small angle like symbol under the shaddah. This has a shaddah with a kasrah on it. The second is written as we normally see it, with a fat-h on it. Since there is a shaddah on the first small , and it is preceded by a kasrah, we raise our voices slightly on the kasrah on the to make sure we hit the first of the shaddah with collision ( ) and not with an unintentional lengthening. This is called a , which means accent. We let the sound run on the first saakin of the shaddah because of the characteristic of running of the sound ( ) that is inherent in the letter . The second of the shaddah is read with a kasrah. The normally written after the small has a fat-h on it. In all there are three pronounced letter next to each other in this word; the first saakinah, the second with a kasrah, the third with a fat-h. There
are many times this small
is
found in the Qur’an. If there
is a small or greater connective lengthening from a kasrah on a
pronoun/possessive pronoun
, there will be a similar small
, such as in the third word
of:
Similarly,
there are places just like the aayah you referred to that have two
next
to each other, and one is written as a small
.
An example of this is:
.
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