Qaloon reads all words
in the Qur’an with ,
or no imaalah at all, except for the word
in aayah 109 of surah
At-Tawbah
,
which is read by the riwaayah of Qaloon with
(grand imaalah) as the only allowed way, and the word
, wherever it is
found in the Qur’an, which is read with
(lessor imaalah) as
one of two allowed ways of reading this word, the other being with (no
imaalah at all).
There are some
circumstantial rules as to the reading of the word
with .
If one is reading the riwaayah of Qaloon with two vowel counts ()
of and
not making ,
then the the word is
read with taqleel. If one is reading with two vowel counts of and
making ,
the word is
read with (no
imaalah at all). If one is reading with
four counts and putting a sukoon on the plural meem when reading
continuously (not making )
then the word is
read without any imaalah ();
if however one is reading
with
four vowel counts and lengthening a dhammah on the plural meem when
continuing (making
),
then the word is
read with .
The following chart
summarizes the circumstances under which the word is
read with in
the riwaayah of Qaloon:
The
straight, the imaalah, and the in between
,
or no imaalah at all, except for the word
in aayah 109 of surah
At-Tawbah
,
which is read by the riwaayah of Qaloon with
(grand imaalah) as the only allowed way, and the word
, wherever it is
found in the Qur’an, which is read with
(lessor imaalah) as
one of two allowed ways of reading this word, the other being with 
)
of 
