Al-Mushaf Al-Shamil العربية

Madd of 2 counts in Tajweed

Madd al-badal (a hamza followed by a madd letter); madd al-'iwad (substitution madd) when stopping on a tanween fath (double fathah) at the end of an ayah («حَكِيمٗا» is read «حَكِيمَا»), except on a ta marbutah (round ta), which is read as a sakin ha when stopping, with no madd; madd as-silah as-sughra (minor connecting madd: the pronoun ha (ه) between two vowelled letters, with no hamza after it, is joined to a spoken waw or ya); and the madd of the letters «حي طهر» in the openings of surahs, because they are read: «حَا», «يَا», «طَا», «هَا», «رَا».

It comes in 4,609 places in the Mushaf.

Examples from the Quran

Surahs with the most of this rule

Madd of 2 counts: examples in Juz Amma · Madd of 2 counts: examples in Juz Tabarak

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