أَفْوَاجًا ends in fatḥatayn. Normally, pausing removes the tanwīn nūn and replaces it with madd ʿiwaḍ, producing an “afwājā” ending of two counts.
Do not pronounce a separate tanwīn nūn at the stop. Connecting across the verse boundary to «فَسَبِّحْ» changes the rule, as the next exercise shows.
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Afwājan: the verse-end pause
Al-Kāfirūn and An-Naṣr: Applied Madd, Idghām, Ghunnah and Waqf
أَفْوَاجًا ends in fatḥatayn. Normally, pausing removes the tanwīn nūn and replaces it with madd ʿiwaḍ, producing an “afwājā” ending of two counts.
Do not pronounce a separate tanwīn nūn at the stop. Connecting across the verse boundary to «فَسَبِّحْ» changes the rule, as the next exercise shows.