Suhaib Webb – Reading Warsh (lesson Twenty) The Single Hamza (Part Three)

			Welcome now to our 3rd lesson on Al
		

			Hamza al Mufrad,
		

			the singular
		

			hams, or hamza, as we talked about earlier.
		

			And we went through this rule.
		

			So we talked about the fact that if
		

			we find a verb,
		

			and the fact of that verb is hamza,
		

			and it has sukun
		

			fawarshun
		

			yuri
		

			harfa madinmobadala.
		

			And a mokminon muminon.
		

			Utut
		

			Very simple. Then we talked about the first
		

			exception to
		

			that. Right? You don't say
		

			you don't
		

			say Now I wanna talk about a second
		

			exception to this rule. There are 3 words
		

			in the Quran where the hamz actually
		

			is the of the word, not the fa
		

			of the word.
		

			It's
		

			For example, listen in, in Sotto I'm
		

			going to read it in Hafs,
		

			then I'm going to read it in Warash.
		

			Havs.
		

			Listen very carefully.
		

			Listen to a wash.
		

			Another word is.
		

			So to Yusuf.
		

			Another word, and this is the last word,
		

			is the word
		

			Right? Bir,
		

			Bir,
		

			Bir, not Bir. For example,
		

			in Surat Hajj I have in front of
		

			me, Surat Hajj
		

			verse 45.
		

			Shekh Al Baqari
		

			Rahim Mohullah. He says
		

			And he mentions these 2 words
		

			and bir.
		

			In the narration
		

			of Sayidna Warsh, his riwaya.
		

			Back to the Kira of Sayidna Nafi, back
		

			to Sayidina Muhammad salallahu alaihi wa sallam.
		

			We're going to read the hams in the
		

			middle of these three words.
		

			With what?
		

			With
		

			the big brother of the letter that comes
		

			before it, which was kesra. We know the
		

			big brother is going to be yes, so