Madd Lengths and Permissible Combinations — Ṭūl, Tawassuṭ, Qaṣr and Consistency
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- Which three length terms structure this chapter?
- How many alifs is ṭūl in the first reckoning?
- What length is tawassuṭ in the alternative reckoning?
- Which is preferred for temporary madd?
- Which length is preferred first for temporary līn?
- General rule across the four lāzim forms?
- What does ṭūl maʿa al-iskān mean?
- Which description identifies rawm?
- Which statement best describes ishmām?
- How many options are counted at a suitable ḍammah ending?
- Which combination is excluded with rawm here?
- What does tawāfuq mean here?
- What does the number 48 represent in the Fātiḥah discussion?
- How many of the twelve are agreed in the join-then-separate case?
- Temporary madd first and līn second: which pair is accepted?
- Temporary madd before līn: which is excluded?
- Līn first and temporary madd second: which is valid?
- Which pair is rejected when līn comes first?
- Which measures are reported for muttaṣil and munfaṣil?
- What additional option is specifically reported for munfaṣil?
- If a muttaṣil is read at four alifs once, what next?
- What identifies munfaṣil madd?
- If earlier munfaṣil is four alifs, what of the later muttaṣil?
- With earlier munfaṣil at 2.5 alifs, which subsequent muttaṣil is allowed?
- If muttaṣil comes first at two alifs, what of later munfaṣil?
- Which ordering does جَاءُوا وَآبَاءَهُمْ illustrate?
- At a final muttaṣil hamzah stopped with rawm, what does the source state?
- What is said for stopping on يَشَاءُ with iskān in this discussion?
- Must all theoretical options be recited?
- What nuance does the author sometimes attach to “not permissible” here?