Suhaib Webb – The Rules For Reading Warsh (Rule Four) The Exchanged Madd
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Welcome back to learning how to functionally
read wash.
May Allah Subhanahu wa Ta'ala make it easy
for you, don't be nervous, don't be stressed
out, enjoy this moment I'm here for you
If you have any questions, I'm at your
service. Alhamdulillah.
You know you're the people of the Quran
and you have a great honor. Alhamdulillah.
Listen to,
how I read, Surat Al Asr
and see if you notice a difference between
Hafs and Wash as far as Amad
that you may not have heard before when
you're reading in in havs?
This is house. Very clear. Very easy.
Not in sand. This is knuckle. We've talked
about it a lot. We haven't studied the
rule yet, but I want you to just
get used to it.
So you hear something.
Like
all of the Quran reads it with
okay?
The in the way that I'm teaching it
to you, he reads it with what's called
2 long seconds. Right?
This mad is called.
Badal. We talked about it a lot before.
Right? Because I knew it was coming, and
I wanted you to, like, prepare for it.
When you hear me talking about things, it's
because I know it's around the corner,
and I don't want you to feel like
like a deer in the headlights, you know,
everything's coming at you so fast. Oh, yeah.
I remember that. Oh, I've heard that before.
It's about creating a climate of knowledge, and
the climate of the knowledge that we're focused
on is, of course, this beautiful recitation.
So this is called.
Why?
Because if you look at the hamza, it
comes before
the the
Usually, for example,
and then the hamza, mud and hamza, mud
and hamza.
But here we see the hamza
before
the mad.
This is called Badal because it exchanged
it exchanged.
I wanna give you, another example from Surah
Quresh. See if you can hear the differences.
It's not Mad Badal of course in in
war so I'm reading with
and then of course
but you heard Masha'Allah
the first
Now I want to test you quickly, and
I want you to know that
if you're not the only words that you're
going to find this, you're going to find
this in different words throughout the Quran,
but alhamdulillah, I want you to get the
idea.
And most of the prints of warz actually
have a red color that tells you this
is Mad Badal,
So it makes it easy as I'll show
you later.
But I wanna test you now. I'm gonna
throw 1 chapter at you and then one
verse at you and ask you.
I'm gonna read it twice, so you tell
me in the comments. Is the first one
or and why? Is the second
one or
So let's take the first chapter. So I'm
gonna read it twice, and in the comments,
you can tell me, is it wash or
hafs and why?
Okay. Just gonna read not the whole chapter,
but but that's all we need for this
exercise.
I'm gonna read it one more time the
same, amount, but you tell me which one
is it, wash or haves?
Haves.
The second exam is a verse from sort,
Al Baqarah,
and you tell me which one is house,
which one is wash, and why in
the comment section.
So you tell me which one is,
which one is wash, and why.
Let me give you another example with a
letter besides,
alif,
here in, in in
in verse 6.
Obviously,
this is havs.
Lee, just like.
So we're seeing a pattern here. Right?
This
that has a hamza in it, that hamza
is being exchanged
and and and and to the lamb, and
the lamb takes the vow that was on
the hamza. Remember this. That's called.
So just just pay attention to it. Don't
don't make it a big deal now. Don't
get into an argument or whatever, but just
remember that. That.
Right?
If there is a hamza involved,
then hamza is going to lose its
vow, and the vow is gonna be given
to that lamb.
Alright?
In what's gonna happen in wars? I just
told you.
The vow
at is gonna be taken off of the
hamza and put on the lamb.
This is not what we're learning now, but
that is madbadl, by the way. We're gonna
learn it soon. So I read,
but this is not hamza.
We're gonna talk about that
next time.
So now what we have in front of
us is mad badal.
Mad badal is when the hamza comes in
front of the haraf al mad, and we're
going to read it
for harukkah.
Mentions this
when he says
he says that whatever comes after a
observe
what it means is that all of the
Quran read it with had to sit in
a wash. You're gonna find
a that allows you to read it with
but
then he says
but it is also related that Sidna, Wash,
he read it with
But I told you 4.
And maybe you're like, see.
What's going on here? I have a good
suspicion, man. The next line he says,
that the people who read Wash, you know,
the major players who passed it down and
who read
it recognize that the
should be read with 4 harukah. Doesn't mean
that others are wrong.
All this is allowed. It doesn't impact the
Quran. Alhamdulillah, the Quran is preserved.
So and then he gives examples.
Meaning that
that there are
the the majority of ahu ada of wash
who read
with 4 haraka
as I taught you. So what does that
mean? That means that actually in the recitation
of Warsh has
Talat
that
But he says something that I haven't talked
about yet. I've I've showed it to you.
And
that is he says
We talked about it. But what we didn't
talk about is what what he calls
that the hamza is changed for a reason.
Those reasons are 3.
We're gonna talk about that next time.
May Allah
bless you and increase you. So what do
we learn
today?
When the hamza is stabbed it, and after
this
we're going to read it and how we're
learning to wash together
arba'a harakat.
It's gonna make things a lot easier later
on. No need to talk about why now,
but just trust the process. May Allah bless
you. I look forward to seeing your comments
in the comments box.