Meeting of Two Sākin Letters — ʿAlā Ḥaddih, Ghayr Ḥaddih and Tanwīn
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- What is ijtimāʿ al-sākinayn?
- How many main categories are given?
- Which two conditions define ʿalā ḥaddih?
- Which category applies to dābbah?
- Which is the other source example of ʿalā ḥaddih?
- What does the source allow at a stop?
- In ghayr ḥaddih with first sākin madd, what is done in liaison?
- Why is the madd sound dropped at wa-aqīmū ṣ-ṣalāh?
- Dropping the madd at liaison concerns?
- What is generally done when the first sākin is not madd?
- Why does nūn take kasrah in in irtabtum?
- Which letter receives a joining vowel in yudhkar ismu llāh?
- Which letter receives kasrah due to the meeting in biʾsa l-ism?
- What vowel is assigned to plural mīm before the following sākin?
- Which is a plural-mīm example?
- In the source’s special min case, which vowel is used?
- Which letter is given fatḥah in connected alif-lām-mīm Allāh?
- What is the audible value of tanwīn?
- How is ordinary tanwīn represented in writing?
- When tanwīn is joined to a following hamzat al-waṣl?
- What follows tanwīn in bi-zīnatin al-kawākib?
- Which rule is illustrated by khabīthatin ijtuththat?
- What happens to ordinary tanwīn ḍamm/kasr at a stop?
- At a normal stop on baṣīran, what replaces tanwīn fatḥ?
- What special stopping rule applies to kaʾayyin?
- What should not be generalized from kaʾayyin?
- What is the final instruction about tanwīn?
- If first sākin is non-madd plural mīm, which vowel applies?
- Which is the correct decision sequence?