Two Hamzahs Meeting Between Two Words-Part Two

       

B.   Two hamzahs with different vowels

Both Al-Bazee and Qunbul have the same rules for this section

If the two hamzahs have different vowels, then they are read as follows in the recitation of Ibn Katheer:

If the first hamzah has a and the second a kasrah or a dhammah, the second hamzah is read with .  Examples are: .

If the first hamzah has a dhammah or a kasrah and the second hamzah has a , then the second hamzah is read with , meaning it changes into a the letter that goes with the vowel on the first hamzah.  This means it changes into a with an accompanying in this first example: and it changes into a with an accompanying in the following example:

If the first hamzah has a dhammah and the second has a kasrah, then there are two allowed ways of reading, either with  of the second or .  An example of this is found in the following: .  Both ways are allowed.  If reading with in this case, the second hamzah changes into a with an accompanying kasrah.