A sākin rāʾ after an original kasrah is light, unless an exception applies. The book illustrates the ordinary case with شِرْعَةً.
Do not stop the analysis at “a kasrah appears nearby.” The book distinguishes a genuinely underlying kasrah in the same word from a preceding kasrah in another word and from a temporary vowel; it also considers a following emphatic consonant.
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Sākin rāʾ after an original kasrah
Tafkhīm and Tarqīq — Alif, Divine-Name Lām and Rāʾ
A sākin rāʾ after an original kasrah is light, unless an exception applies. The book illustrates the ordinary case with شِرْعَةً.
Do not stop the analysis at “a kasrah appears nearby.” The book distinguishes a genuinely underlying kasrah in the same word from a preceding kasrah in another word and from a temporary vowel; it also considers a following emphatic consonant.