Explanation of the statement of Ibn Malik (may Allah have mercy on him): Stopping (Waqf).
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The Shaykh :"Make the alif of the word 'athr (trace) an opening (fathah) in the plural form"
First: The meaning of waqf (stopping) is cutting off the speech. Here, waqf means cutting off the speech. So, if you stop at a word, a sentence, a letter, or something similar, you cut off the speech. And in tajwid, as you know, some stops are permissible and some are necessary. However, the discussion here is not about what is permissible and what is necessary; rather, it is about the rulings of the word upon which one stops. The author says that these rulings of the word upon which one stops are specific to the end.
First: The meaning of waqf (stopping) is cutting off the speech. Here, waqf means cutting off the speech. So, if you stop at a word, a sentence, a letter, or something similar, you cut off the speech. And in tajwid, as you know, some stops are permissible and some are necessary. However, the discussion here is not about what is permissible and what is necessary; rather, it is about the rulings of the word upon which one stops. The author says that these rulings of the word upon which one stops are specific to the end.