When reading through, a final vowel is generally pronounced; a stop often makes the final letter sākin. If a madd or līn letter precedes it, the stopping rule changes its length options.
The text contrasts a madd letter in الْعَالَمِينَ with a līn yāʾ in لَا ضَيْرَ. Identify the underlying letter first, then apply the stopping options.
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Madd Lengths and Permissible Combinations — Ṭūl, Tawassuṭ, Qaṣr and Consistency
When reading through, a final vowel is generally pronounced; a stop often makes the final letter sākin. If a madd or līn letter precedes it, the stopping rule changes its length options.
The text contrasts a madd letter in الْعَالَمِينَ with a līn yāʾ in لَا ضَيْرَ. Identify the underlying letter first, then apply the stopping options.