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I have difficulty reciting "kama ya'rifuuna abnaa'hum" in 6:20 (Sura al-An'aam). |
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Assalaamu aleykum, I have difficulty reciting "kama ya'rifuuna abnaa'hum" in 6:20 (Sura al-An'aam). There is a dhamma on the miim of abnaa'hum and at the same time there is a stop sign "miim". So should I stop reciting abnaa'humu or abnaa'hum? Jazaakallahu khairan! Answer Wa alaikum assalaam wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuh, The dhammah on the meem is for when continuing only. The Arabs normally stop with a sukoon (no vowel) on the last letter. The first pronounced letter of the next word is saakin, so the meem acquires a dhammah when continuing in order to eliminate two saakin letters being read one after another, something not done in Arabic. The plural meem in inheritanly saakin, but acquires a dhammah under this circumstance. Please also see: http://www.abouttajweed.com/121003.htm Wa iyyaakum |
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