What is the benefit of the pause (sakt) on the lam in the phrase: (Kallā bal rāna)? And is it permissible to omit the pause?
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Question:
He says: In the mushaf, there is a sign of the pause (sakt) on the phrase "Kallā bal," so what is its benefit? And is it permissible to connect the words without stopping at it?
Answer:
No, it is obligatory to stop, it is obligatory to stop so that the ra does not enter the lam making it "biraana," no, "biraana" is not correct; the lam must be distinguished from the ra, "bal rāna," "bal rāna," yes.
He says: In the mushaf, there is a sign of the pause (sakt) on the phrase "Kallā bal," so what is its benefit? And is it permissible to connect the words without stopping at it?
Answer:
No, it is obligatory to stop, it is obligatory to stop so that the ra does not enter the lam making it "biraana," no, "biraana" is not correct; the lam must be distinguished from the ra, "bal rāna," "bal rāna," yes.
Source
قناة «العلامة الدكتور صالح الفوزان»، [3751- 4717] ما فائدة السكتة على اللام في قوله: (كلا بل ران) وهل يجوز ترك السكت؟ -الشيخ صالح الفوزان — youtube.com
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