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Why does the tanween letter have an alif at the end |
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Why does the tanween letter have an alif at the end Answer The tanween occurs with all three vowels, the fathah, the dhammah and the kasrah. There is no alif pronounced when stopping on a word with a dhammah tanween or a kasrah tanween. If however you are stopping on a word ending with a tanween with a fathah then we stop with an alif. As in: ![]() Please see: http://www.abouttajweed.com/index.php/tajweed-rules/49-the-mudood-the-lengthenings/104-the-mudood-lengthenings-part-3 |
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