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Please explain to me why when the word 'li' is placed before a word that begins with an 'al', the 'alif' dissappears (its not even written with a vowel above it, it is completely removed). |
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'Li' before the definite article 'Al' (The) Please explain to me why when the word 'li' is placed before a word that begins with an 'al', the 'alif' dissappears (its not even written with a vowel above it, it is completely removed). eg. li + Allah = lillah Jazakallahu khayran. Thank you. Answer When the "jar" or with a kasrah precedes a noun starting with hamzah al-wasl, the hamzah wasl (written on an alif) is removed in writing and we do not use hamzah al-wasl when starting this word because there is an added and we have no need to use hamzah al-wasl. This is a spelling rule specifically for the hamzah wasl when preceded by this in a noun, and this rule is that the hamzah wasl is removed in writing and not used when starting the word. Please see the following link: http://www.abouttajweed.com/hamzah-al-wasl/hamzah-al-wasl-lesson-6.html Wa iyyaakum. You are most welcome |
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