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Question Assalaamu 'alaykum wa rahmatullah,
May Allah reward you for such a wonderful website. This really fills a need. I apologize, because I know I'm going to swamp you with questions in this e-mail. There is no local teacher.
I am working learning
Warsh, and my question is about the
Also, you stated that otherwise, the rules are as the rules of Hafs. I don't know the rules of Hafs. :) Does the normal "ha" get only 2, or is it an optional 2,4, or 6? Similar for B: is the madd as-silah just 2, or is it 2, 4, or 6 optional? Jazakum Allahu khayr. Barak Ullahu feekum.
Wa 'alaykum salaam wa rahmatullah
Answer Wa alaikum assalaam wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuh. Jazakum Allahu khairan and may Allah grant that the site is beneficial to many Muslims. The questions are not excessive, may Allah reward you.
There is no hamzah or
sukoon after the
What we think the
tajweed mushaf you have was referring to was the word previous to these two
words,
The only time the
vowel on the
Hafs and Warsh (and
all of the different qira’aat) lengthen
Wa iyyaakum, wa feekum al-barakah. Wa assalaam alaikum wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuh. |
. In the
following link:
,
that the madd is 2 harakahs. Although my goal is to read from my "plain"
mushaf, I picked up a "tajweedee" mushaf because I thought it would help me
understand the rules. The tajweedee one marks it has having a necessary 6
harakahs. Is there are a difference on this? And if there is, do some give
it the option of 2, 4 or 6 harakahs? 
. In
this case there is a medd letter (the
) at the end
of a word and the first letter of the next word
is a hamzah,
, we
have
,
and Warsh lengthens this six vowel counts. Hafs on the other hand,
lengthens it four or five vowel counts. 
, outside
of a few special words. To review the conditions for
in
the aayah 69
of
surah al-Furqan at the bottom of this link is not the same for
Warsh. 
two
vowel counts. When there is a hamzah following the
,
you can read about it from the lessons on Hafs at: