Question
Assalamualaikum.is there
sakt before hamza for imam Hafs in tariq tayyibah? If there is then what
other rules will be applied?
jazakumullah
Answer
Wa Alaikum Assalam Wa Rahamtullah wa
barakatuh,
Of the over 50 tareeq of
min
tareeq At-Tayyibah, there are a few ways that have
on a saakin before a
hamzah. These ways are further divided into
(specific
breathless pause) and
(general
breathless pause). The difference being, that in the way of
, the
is on a saakin between
two words, or on the
before
a hamzah, such as
and
on the word
with any
of the three possible vowels on the end. In
the
is the same as the
with
the addition of a
on
a saakin consonant before a hamzah within a word, such as on the word:
.
The way of
from
by
tareeq At-Tayyibah is
from the book
from tareeq
has the following rules:
1.
and
counts
must be four vowel counts each.
2. There is no
in the idhgaam of
the
saakinah or
tanween into the letters
or
, and there is no
takbeer before the basmalah of the surah.
3. There is
of
the
saakinah
of the separate letter
with the
when joining
the first and second aayah in: 
4.. The alif at the end of the word
in surah
Al-Insaan is dropped when stopping, as well as when continuing.
6. The words
and
in
surah Ar-Room are read with a
only on the letter
.
7. The word
in
surah An-Naml is read with a
as the last
letter when continuing and stopping.
8. The
in
the word
in surah Ash-Shura'aa'
is read with tarqeeq only.
9. The letter
of the separated letters of
at the beginning of surah Ash-Shooraa and
Maryam is
lengthened two counts only.
10. There is a
of
in surah Al-Qiyaamah and
in
al-MuTaffifeen
11.
There is NO
in
in surah Al-Kahf and
in surah Ya-Seen.
12. The word
in surah
Yusuf is read with
and
only.
13. The word
in surah Hud is read with
only.
14. The word
in surah Al-‘Araaf can be read with either
or
.
15. The word
,
and
are read with
only of the hamzah wasl in that it
changes into an alif.
16. The word
in surah Al-Ghaashiyah is read with
.
17. The words
in surah At-Tur and
in surah Al-Baqarah and
in surah Al-‘Araaf are read with
a
.
Wa iyyaaakum. Wa asalaam alaikum.