«أَبَابِيلَ» contains alif madd in «بَا» and yāʾ madd in «بِي». In ordinary connection both are natural madds, ordinarily two vowel counts.
Pausing makes the final lām sākin. The yāʾ directly before it is now subject to madd ʿāriḍ li-s-sukūn, while the earlier alif remains a natural madd. Do not stretch both long vowels identically merely because they occur in one word.
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Abābīl: two natural madds and a pause
Al-Fīl and Quraysh: Applied Iẓhār, Ikhfāʾ, Idghām, Madd and Waqf
«أَبَابِيلَ» contains alif madd in «بَا» and yāʾ madd in «بِي». In ordinary connection both are natural madds, ordinarily two vowel counts.
Pausing makes the final lām sākin. The yāʾ directly before it is now subject to madd ʿāriḍ li-s-sukūn, while the earlier alif remains a natural madd. Do not stretch both long vowels identically merely because they occur in one word.