The ruling on making a dammah a waw and a kasrah a yaa when extending the vowel in recitation
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Question:
Honorable Shaykh, may Allah grant you success. Some people, when they extend the vowel in recitation, make the dammah a waw and the kasrah a yaa. What is the ruling on this recitation?
Answer:
What is an example? The extension (madd) is only in the letters that are followed by a hamzah, the letters of softness, which are alif, waw, and yaa. These are the letters of softness; when a hamzah comes after them, they are extended with a moderate extension. It is not the extension that some people and some young men do, where they shout and bore those behind them. No, it is a moderate extension. The scholars of tajwid say it is the measure of four movements, movements of the finger, meaning four movements of your finger. Everything must be done with moderation. Yes.
Honorable Shaykh, may Allah grant you success. Some people, when they extend the vowel in recitation, make the dammah a waw and the kasrah a yaa. What is the ruling on this recitation?
Answer:
What is an example? The extension (madd) is only in the letters that are followed by a hamzah, the letters of softness, which are alif, waw, and yaa. These are the letters of softness; when a hamzah comes after them, they are extended with a moderate extension. It is not the extension that some people and some young men do, where they shout and bore those behind them. No, it is a moderate extension. The scholars of tajwid say it is the measure of four movements, movements of the finger, meaning four movements of your finger. Everything must be done with moderation. Yes.
Source
المنتقى من أخبار سيد المرسلين 21-10-1433هـ — alfawzan.live (53:08)
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