The chapter also lists ءَآللّٰهُ in two locations (Yūnus and al-Naml) and ءَآلْـَٰٔنَ twice in Yūnus. In each, the interrogative hamzah meets the article’s waṣl.
The words differ—one concerns the divine name, the other “now”—but the governing diagnostic is the same: why does the second hamzah permit tashīl or ibdāl?
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Rules of Hamzah — Taḥqīq, Tashīl, Ibdāl and Hamzat al-Waṣl
The chapter also lists ءَآللّٰهُ in two locations (Yūnus and al-Naml) and ءَآلْـَٰٔنَ twice in Yūnus. In each, the interrogative hamzah meets the article’s waṣl.
The words differ—one concerns the divine name, the other “now”—but the governing diagnostic is the same: why does the second hamzah permit tashīl or ibdāl?