فَمَن ش
So whoever wills may remember it.
Madd (prolongation)
الْمَدّ الْمُتَّصِل
Madd muttasil occurs when a madd letter is followed by a hamza in the same word; it is stretched for four to five counts.
When the hamza comes right after the madd letter inside one word (such as جَآءَ, ٱلسَّمَآءِ, سُوٓءَ), the madd is “connected” and must be extended beyond the natural two counts. In the common Hafs teaching it is read as four or five counts, and the same length should be used consistently throughout a recitation. If you stop on such a word, many teachers allow up to six counts.
Hold the madd letter for four or five counts, choosing one length and keeping it.
Then pronounce the hamza clearly from the throat.
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فَمَن ش
So whoever wills may remember it.
حَد
Gardens and grapevines.
خُلِقَ مِن مّ
He was created from a fluid, ejected,
فَجَعَلَهُۥ غُث
And [then] makes it black stubble.
Madd muttasil occurs when a madd letter is followed by a hamza in the same word; it is stretched for four to five counts.
Four or five counts in the common Hafs teaching (up to six when stopping on it, according to many teachers). Follow your teacher’s chosen length.
In muttasil the madd letter and the hamza are in the same word; in munfasil they are in two different words.
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