Reading from Ibn Aqil’s commentary (may Allah have mercy on him), with the Shaykh’s annotations: " .
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The reader: " And the letter of elevation suppresses a muthar "
The Shaykh : It suppresses.
The reader: ...
The Shaykh : No, is this the first one here?
The reader: He said (may Allah have mercy on him):
" And the letter of elevation suppresses a muthar "
The Shaykh : In my copy, it says "suppresses."
The reader: " And the letter of elevation suppresses a muthar *** from a kasr or a ya, and likewise it suppresses ra
if what is suppressed after is connected *** or after one letter or two letters it is separated
likewise if what is not broken is brought forward *** or if it is made silent after the breaking ".
The Shaykh : Or if it is made silent after.
The reader: " Or if it is made silent after the breaking, like the mada' mir
The letters of elevation are seven: kha, sad, dad, ta, tha, 'ayn, and qaf, and each one ".
The Shaykh : Is grouped in the phrase "Khas"?
The student: Dhad, Qaf, Tha.
The Shaykh : Khas, Dhad, Qaf, Tha, yes. You see, "Khas Dhad" is a phrase that has no meaning; otherwise, he would have said "Khas Dhad" as a passive verb for "Khas," yes. But we found this easier for the student.
The student: ...
The Shaykh : ... In any case, the point is that "Khas Dhad" is five, and "Qaf Tha" is seven, yes.
The Shaykh : It suppresses.
The reader: ...
The Shaykh : No, is this the first one here?
The reader: He said (may Allah have mercy on him):
" And the letter of elevation suppresses a muthar "
The Shaykh : In my copy, it says "suppresses."
The reader: " And the letter of elevation suppresses a muthar *** from a kasr or a ya, and likewise it suppresses ra
if what is suppressed after is connected *** or after one letter or two letters it is separated
likewise if what is not broken is brought forward *** or if it is made silent after the breaking ".
The Shaykh : Or if it is made silent after.
The reader: " Or if it is made silent after the breaking, like the mada' mir
The letters of elevation are seven: kha, sad, dad, ta, tha, 'ayn, and qaf, and each one ".
The Shaykh : Is grouped in the phrase "Khas"?
The student: Dhad, Qaf, Tha.
The Shaykh : Khas, Dhad, Qaf, Tha, yes. You see, "Khas Dhad" is a phrase that has no meaning; otherwise, he would have said "Khas Dhad" as a passive verb for "Khas," yes. But we found this easier for the student.
The student: ...
The Shaykh : ... In any case, the point is that "Khas Dhad" is five, and "Qaf Tha" is seven, yes.