Suhaib Webb – Bahja alLuhadh Part Six The Madd of Awe, Takbir and Ghunna Lam and Ra

Suhaib Webb
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The speaker discusses various rules and regulations related to the title of the Bible. They explain the rules of the title, including the use of "has" and "hasn't" in certain sections, and provide examples of the rules used. The speaker also mentions the use of "has" and hasn't" in certain sections and provides examples of the rules used.
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Welcome back to Baja to help this explanation

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of this poem by Sheikh Samanudi,

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and this

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short text that I wrote, which is available

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at Amazon at cost.

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Because, you know, I was taught as best

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as possible not to make profit of Quran.

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Alhamdulillah.

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Let's get back to the text now. We

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have been going through some of these rules

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for the tariq of Imam al Mu'adil

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that goes back to Amrud Nasaba, which goes

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back to Sayyidina Imam al Hafs, which goes

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back to Sayna Imam al Asin al Kufi,

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and so on and so on and so

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on, back to Sayna Muhammad Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam.

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The last rule that we were talking about

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is that there is no mud of 6

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alifs

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with the word La ilaha illallah.

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The sheikh, he says

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That

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there is there is no of

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means to show how something is amazing or

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awesome.

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Right? The explanation, there is a Tariq of

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Hafs that allows a person to read the

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word

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La Illa Illa Allah with 6 alifs

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here

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on the lamb.

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So it'll be

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Right? There are some

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which is the plural of tariq of haf's

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that allow that. If you're reading though with

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the tariq in this text, the tariq of

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Al Muadil,

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it is not allowed to. You must read

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it as a disconnected

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mud.

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Right?

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With with

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2 haraka.

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Scholars who allow that,

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they call it the mud of respect of

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or

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awe. In this however, you must read it

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as you would read any disconnected

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mud mud

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with 2 alifs, and

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However, imam

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allows a person to read it with 4,

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5 or 5

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alifs.

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Okay?

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So for example, if we're going to read

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it, you you you you can maybe write

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in the comments

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which

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Claudia you think I'm reading it with here.

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Okay. I'm gonna test you.

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Start with the Sota Aramran.

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Arif

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There's 1. Another one.

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So if you hear someone read

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that statement, you'll be able to know what

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they are reading with

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based on how long they make that mud,

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moon

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fossil.

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The 5th rule, the sheikh, he says

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There are some of Hafs,

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that pronounce the Takbir

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between every chapter of the Quran.

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So

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Another example.

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There are some

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total of havs

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that say you have to do that between

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every chapter, what's called an.

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And there are others who say only

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at certain chapters, which is called

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However,

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as the sheikh says,

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That there is no

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there is no place for in

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this.

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As I say here, some of the total

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of haps permit pronouncing Takbir, Allah

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is the greatest before every chapter

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of the Quran was called

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with When the bus

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within the Basmara. So Allahu Akbar and then

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the Basmara.

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Except for the 9th chapter, of course, Surat

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Tawba, while others allow it strictly with chapters

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towards the end of the Quran. This is

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called.

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However, it is not allowed at all in

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this Tariq

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or the Tariq of Sayna,

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Imam,

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The next rule is there is no with

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Ra or lamb.

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We know that

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afternoon,

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if we find a Ra or a Lam

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as Imam,

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He says,

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you know,

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is Idham with Lam Ura.

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And this is without

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so

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is without

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meaning no

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so it's a complete idram. So if you

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listen to me I'm gonna say I

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don't say

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you don't hear iDuhan.

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But

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excuse me, you hear the iDuhan.

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So there are some of that allow this.

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Okay?

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But not this one.

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To

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3. Sheikh, he says there's no Takbir

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and there's no

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meaning with lamb or ra.

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Just like the Tariq of Sayna, Imam al

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Shaltibi

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with Noon Asakinah or Atanuin.

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When the letter noon is second and followed

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by a lam or a Ra, the rule

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is to join the noon completely into those

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letters.

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Thus,

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is excuse me, with no noon sound in

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your nose.

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The same applies to 2nd noon when it

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is followed by

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malam with no.

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This is the rule you must observe when

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you read this Tariq

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as well as the Tariq of Sayna imam

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Ashaltibi.

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Sheikh Samanudi,

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Rahimohullah,

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he mentions all that we just said in

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the following lines, which are above, but let's

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read them

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together.

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Or 23. There is no elongation of the

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letter

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lamb for 6 alifs, no

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and there is no takbir,

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and there is no wunna with the lamb

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or the ra. Here are the questions, what

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is

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as mentioned by saying,

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is there a in words like Quran like

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Quran

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according to the Tariq of Imam Mu'adir?

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What is the mud of respect or awe?

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Is it is it allowed in the tariq

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of Muadir?

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How many alifs should the mud of respect

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be recited according to some turuk

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other than?

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So you could mention and

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then other other tariq.

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How long do you read the of respect

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in Qasr al Mun Fazil?

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Qasr al Mun Fazil.

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Is there a mud of awe in the

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Tariq of?

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What is?

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Is there any

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when or

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follow a second noon?

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