2011年4月5日 · Al-Madd Al-Leen[1]: easy/eased prolongation only occurs when the reciter is stopping recitation after the word containing the madd, eg. for a breath, or at the end of an ayah, etc. Let’s look at why this is so. Al-madd al-leen occurs when a waaw saakinah ( وْ ) or a yaa saakinah ( يْ ) are preceded by a letter with the fat-h diacritic ( ــَـ).

Madd Al-Leen مد اللين. In this madd rule, instead of prolongation letters, Leen letters ( ى and و ) are the criteria that we will use, not a reason of mad or letter of mad that we will seek in a word. Leen letters are carrying sukoon and the preceding letter should have fatha as a short vowel.

2024年9月21日 · Madd Leen in Tajweed involves soft prolongation occurring when a word ends with a “yaa” or “waaw” with a sukoon after a preceding letter with a fatha, due to a casual pause in recitation.

2024年2月10日 · Madd Leen is a term used in Quranic recitation to describe the softening or mellowing of the sound of a specific letter, known as the letter Mad. This softening effect is achieved by pronouncing the non-vowel letter Leen with a gentle and mellow voice pressure.

2011年4月5日 · Al-madd al-leen occurs when a waaw saakinah ( وْ ) or a yaa saakinah ( يْ ) are preceded by a letter with the fat-h diacritic ( ــَـ). To be able to sound al-madd al-leen, the yaa or waaw must be “stretched” and not simply read with a sukoon. The length of elongation is a choice made by the reader of either: 2 counts; or. 4 counts; or

2024年7月18日 · Al-Madd Al-Leen, a term integral to the science of Tajweed, refers to a specific type of elongation applied in Quranic recitation. Understanding Al-Madd Līn is crucial for proper pronunciation and beautification of the Quran. This article delves deep into the concept, rules, and application of Al-Madd Līn to enhance your recitation skills.

The eased madd (madd al-leen — مَدُّ اللِّينِ) occurs when the letter وْ or the letter يْ are the next-to-last letters in a word which we make a stopping on and the letter that precedes وْ or يْ is vocalized by fathah. This rule applies only to the following two letters: It can last for 2, 4, or 6 counts exactly like Al-Madd Al-’Arid Li-Sukoon.

2023年5月13日 · Madd Al-Leen, also known as the Madd of Easiness, is a Tajweed rule that involves a softer and more relaxed elongation of vowel sounds. This rule is applied when a Hamzah (ء) or a Madd letter (Alif, Waw, or Ya) appears at the end of a word or within a word but is followed by a Sukoon (a diacritic sign indicating the absence of a vowel) and ...

2023年8月30日 · What is Madd Al-Leen in Quran? What is the Madd Leen rule? Al-Madd Al-Leen: easy/eased prolongation only occurs when the reciter is stopping recitation after the word containing the Madd, eg. for a breath, or at the end of an Ayah, etc. Let’s look at why this is so.

2024年2月10日 · Madd Al-Leen, also known as “The Soft Elongation,” is a captivating aspect of Quranic recitation that adds elegance and fluidity to the Arabic language. It occurs when a reader gracefully pauses on a word, allowing the second-to-last letter to be either “و” (waw) or “ي” (ya), with a sukoon, following a letter with a fatha.