This madd is very simple. Almost as simple as the madd tabee‘ee, in fact. You might just be surprised to know you have been doing this madd since you first started reading Quran without even realising it… Have a read for yourself…. Al-Madd Al-Badal: substituted prolongation occurs when a hamza (?) preceeds a harf madd (? or ? …
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Al-Madd Al-‘Iwad
Have you ever wondered why many people have opted to take the escalator instead of stairs? Have we compensated health for convenience? Will you sound this compensated madd? Al-Madd Al-‘Iwad: compensated prolongation, occurs only at the end of a word that has tanween fat-h. It’s conditions are as follow: 1. A word ends with tanween fat-h ( …
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Al-Madd Al-Jaa’ez Al-Munfasil
Whether you’re doing the splits, visiting Split, or eating a banana split, you can’t go past sounding a [split] permissible prolongation! Al-Madd Al-Jaa’ez Al-Munfasil: Permissible prolongation, occurs when a word ends with a harf madd (? or ? or ?) and is followed by a word that begins with hamza (?). The name here has…
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Al-Madd Al-Waajib Al-Mutasil
What’s your favourite childhood game? Connecting puzzles, connect-a-four, or practicing the connected obligatory prolongation? Al-Madd Al-Waajib Al-Mutasil: is the obligatory prolongation. It is prolonged for either four or five counts (your choice of either). If you choose to prolong for four counts, then this must remain consistent throughout your recitation. Likewise is if you chose…
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