The book notes that a final rāʾ pronounced with rawm takes the quality corresponding to its underlying vowel. Rawm is a limited stopping method in which a small remnant of an eligible final vowel is audible; its detailed conditions belong to the chapter on waqf.
Do not infer that rawm is valid with every final vowel or at every stop. For now learn why the original vowel remains relevant.
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Rawm: an exceptional type of stopping
Tafkhīm and Tarqīq — Alif, Divine-Name Lām and Rāʾ
The book notes that a final rāʾ pronounced with rawm takes the quality corresponding to its underlying vowel. Rawm is a limited stopping method in which a small remnant of an eligible final vowel is audible; its detailed conditions belong to the chapter on waqf.
Do not infer that rawm is valid with every final vowel or at every stop. For now learn why the original vowel remains relevant.