Suhaib Webb – Reading Warsh (The Exception of Iwa)

			Last time, Masha'Allah,
		

			We talked about
		

			what happened
		

			when Ham's
		

			Mufrad
		

			is the faa of a verb and its
		

			second.
		

			But then he says in the next
		

			line, There's always exceptions, man.
		

			There's always exceptions to the rule. And there's
		

			a word, aliweh,
		

			aliweh,
		

			that does not
		

			take the haraf Mubadala.
		

			It doesn't change. You read it just like
		

			you read it in havs.
		

			What is that word? Aliywa and its derivatives.
		

			So like
		

			So for example if you look at
		

			verse 19
		

			If you reading wash, don't
		

			go
		

			Another example, Shoto Kaf verse 16.
		

			Don't go
		

			So
		

			the exception
		

			to the rule now
		

			is what we say
		

			and its derivatives. So alhamdulillah,
		

			this doesn't take a lot of time. You
		

			can knock this out in 2 minutes, Insha'Allah,
		

			but you wanna pay attention to it and
		

			you wanna study the places where this happens
		

			because what happens when you're reading Wash, and
		

			I'm reading wars as we get into the
		

			habit of saying harfa mobadala harfa mobadala harfa
		

			mobadala, then we come across words which are
		

			the derivatives of
		

			and we say, we make that mistake.
		

			So again he says,
		

			And I gave a few examples that