Suhaib Webb – Reading Warsh (Lesson TwentyOne) The Single Hamza (Lesson Four)

Of learning,

this riwaya, and you're really kind of at

that point where the, you know, the incline

has started to kind of bend a little.

And you wanna push yourself now. You wanna

push yourself because,

masha'Allah, masha'Allah, you can accomplish a lot if

you just work hard, man. People don't realize.

If they just push themselves a little bit,

they can be accomplish a lot of things.

I've very rarely met someone

who put their mind to a task,

disciplined themselves, and worked hard and made lots

of dua and was sincere, and didn't succeed.

Very rarely have I seen, I can't think

of actually of anyone right now, when it

comes to studies and knowledge.

What we've been talking about so far is

El Hamza Al Mufrad, right, the singular

hamza. We talked about the rule for it,

then we talked about 2 exceptions to it,

and now we're going to talk about a

3rd. Then we're gonna wrap it up with

1 more session, Insha'Allah

Ta'ala.

We noted that,

Sayyidina Shaltabir says,

That when the hamza of of of

of a verb

is at the front of that verb, the

fa of the verb.

And it has sukun for

warshun

But there are times

where the hamz

is at the beginning of the verb,

but it's

Maftuha,

but still it becomes harf madmobatal.

Meaning it follows

its little brother.

And that is when when it's preceded by

Dhamma.

So now we're not talking about hams which

is sakinah.

Now we're saying if it has

and it's the

of

the

of a word,

Alright?

And in front of it is a letter

with Bhamma,

it is also going to change.

But this time following Damma to what? To

a waw.

So Allah says Mu'ajalah

in hafs.

Mu'a.

Mu' there's the dama, there's that hams,

Maftuha.

Mu'ajalah

Sota

Aramran.

But if we're going to read it with

wash,

we're going to say

So he told me about this rule

that if the hamz is

and the letter in front of it has

damma,

is going to change to a wow. So

instead of it's

I

have it here, it's in the Shaltabi, he

says,

So now we took these lines of Shaltabim.

Let's walk through them quickly and then we're

gonna get back to this rule.

And the letter

in

and the letter

related from wash.

If you find

that hamza

has

after a letter,

well

you're going to turn that Hamz into what?

That Hamz into

And he gives the example.

Look look look look at your ancestors, man.

This is and he was blind,

said Nasaltavi.

That he's giving you the rules

and then giving you the example.

For example,

SubhanAllah.

So let's let's let's take a look at

this exception to the rule, right. So,

Ahadal Zahir Raqala,

very nicely he says,

As we said earlier,

you have the hams, it's with

and is preceded by a letter with Damma.

You're going to do

Nahhu

Mu'ad Jalah,

wash doesn't read it that way. That's Hafs

Mu'ad Jalah, Sota Alimran verse 145.

If I remember correctly.

We say Muwajalah

in wash, Muwe.

Sota Anil Murana also,

Wa Allahu in hafs UAYidubin

Nosrihi.

UAUA

You weigh

Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala

verse 75.

Also Surah Nahl,

you

It's gonna be

So Tanur also verse 43

And also we find in Shoto Tova, these

are not the only examples, right. I'm just

giving you some because of course I'm gonna

go through every single one in the Quran.

Just so you know, when you found Dhamma

and after it is Hamz Maftuha,

halas,

halas.

Nahua mu'ajalah,

as he says in the Shoutabee. And the

sototaba, walmoo'alathatiqollub.

Here it's

So now let's look at Surto, Baqarah at

the end of

of

Is it to

or to

in wash? To why?

So Alhamdulillah,

let's again review the abiat of Shaltibi,

so we make sure we're all on the

same page. He says

Masha'Allah, you're doing excellent.

It's not easy to teach this, to be

honest with you. This this requires, like, you

you know, when I teach this this I

feel like I'm I'm, like, really draining myself.

This and also L'Oreal Filch Art are subjects

that demand a lot of focus,

and it's easy to skip things. So I'm

sure there'll be shortcomings here and there, but

we ask Allah be Tawfiq, and of course

I plan to

continue to explain this Piraha,

not just once, you know, because it's great

from me. Allah bless you. Keep me in

your duas.