For madd ʿāriḍ li-s-sukūn, the source prefers ṭūl, then tawassuṭ, then qaṣr. At a stop on الْعَالَمِينَ, the final nūn becomes silent, creating temporary madd before it.
For madd līn ʿāriḍ, the preference reverses: qaṣr, then tawassuṭ, then ṭūl. Example: stopping on خَوْفٍ. Both offer three lengths, but their preferred orders differ.
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Different priorities for temporary madd and līn
Madd Lengths and Permissible Combinations — Ṭūl, Tawassuṭ, Qaṣr and Consistency
For madd ʿāriḍ li-s-sukūn, the source prefers ṭūl, then tawassuṭ, then qaṣr. At a stop on الْعَالَمِينَ, the final nūn becomes silent, creating temporary madd before it.
For madd līn ʿāriḍ, the preference reverses: qaṣr, then tawassuṭ, then ṭūl. Example: stopping on خَوْفٍ. Both offer three lengths, but their preferred orders differ.