In مَالِكِ, the alif after mīm gives natural madd of two counts, using the familiar Ḥafṣ reading Māliki.
In يَوْمِ, an unvowelled wāw follows fatḥah on yāʾ, making it a līn letter, not ordinary madd wāw.
In الدِّينِ, the article lām assimilates into dāl. Pausing on the final nūn after madd yāʾ creates madd ʿāriḍ.
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Māliki yawmi d-dīn: natural madd and līn
Al-Fātiḥah: Integrated Tajwīd, Madd and Pausing Practice
In مَالِكِ, the alif after mīm gives natural madd of two counts, using the familiar Ḥafṣ reading Māliki.
In يَوْمِ, an unvowelled wāw follows fatḥah on yāʾ, making it a līn letter, not ordinary madd wāw.
In الدِّينِ, the article lām assimilates into dāl. Pausing on the final nūn after madd yāʾ creates madd ʿāriḍ.