The book’s marginal note mentions a saktah in certain transmitted paths to preserve the hamzah after a sākin. This does not authorize inserting a pause or saktah everywhere at personal discretion.
The general objective is to pronounce the sākin and hamzah distinctly. An attested saktah belongs to its particular reading path and conditions.
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A marginal note on saktah
Rules of Hamzah — Taḥqīq, Tashīl, Ibdāl and Hamzat al-Waṣl
The book’s marginal note mentions a saktah in certain transmitted paths to preserve the hamzah after a sākin. This does not authorize inserting a pause or saktah everywhere at personal discretion.
The general objective is to pronounce the sākin and hamzah distinctly. An attested saktah belongs to its particular reading path and conditions.