Suhaib Webb – The Rules For Reading Warth (Lesson Thirteen) When Two Cause of Madd Collide
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The speaker discusses the third lesson on learning to eat wash, which is learning to eat wash. He gives examples of how to read to the word "median" and explains that the strongest mud is the one with "median". He also gives instructions on how to read the word "median" to the reader.
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Welcome back now to our 13th lesson on
the foundations of reading
to the qira'ah of Sayedna Imam Naf. How
you doing?
Hope you're doing well.
My warmest regards to you, your families, and
those around you and close to you. May
Allah bless all of you and bless us
and protect us and as we all struggle
to stay on the haqq.
Guys doing it, man. 13th lesson, learning to
eat wash. Listen to the following words.
After
listen to these words.
Second word,
third word,
If you listen to all 3 words,
you hear with
alif
and yeah.
If
if we think about madbadal,
Sheikh Jamzuri,
he gives a great, great example and definition
of it in tahfat al utfar. He says,
Right? If you find the hams
in front of, right, any letter which is
from the mudud, the letters of mud,
that's Badal. Then he gives examples,
So here we see
but there's a problem. If I stop on
those three words, I stop with what's called
the Arab Sukhun, and those of you who
know what that is, alhamdulillah. If you don't
know what that is, please go back and
take,
my introductory course on Tajweed to get that
terminology down.
We know that in general, is
going to be from what's called madjah is
that's why sheikh says in
So if I stop on,
if I stop on my ad and I
stop on,
now I have 2 causes
for a mud together.
Right, like hamza or sukoon is gonna cause
So what do I do? Like, which one
do I prefer?
Do I go with Badal,
or do I go with the Arab Sukhun?
Warsh has rules for this,
And Sheikh Samanudi,
who was the teacher of my teachers, doctor
Abu
Fattoo.
He actually writes about this beautiful poem,
and he says,
like the strongest mud is first.
And after
is is what? Is
Right?
So he mentions,
and there's more to this, but I'm just
giving you the line that I know. He
says,
Right? That the strongest,
like, intensity, the strongest
mud, which one has are you gonna, you
know, give the strength to?
The first
is that we see here,
and then
and then and then he mentions and others.
And then he mentions in his poem a
great, great axiom. He says,
and if you find, you know,
one of those those two causes of a
mud,
if they appear.
You Allah. Allahu hamu.
He did like such a great khitna to
the Quran.
You know, may
Allah bless him. For those of you who
who study a Swiss,
the the 4th or 3rd class in Swiss
on,
a treasure found, which the book is on
Amazon that I wrote, is explaining one of
the poems of Sheikh Samanuri for how to
read.
He says,
That if you find, right, 2 causes of
a mud together,
then you give preference
to the stronger one.
So now if you look at the words,
if we look at the words, and
if we look at the word,
we see that the strongest
cause
is because the sheikh
says,
So he mentions the stronger one here is
gonna be comes before.
In the narration of the way
that we're reading it is super, super easy,
super, super easy, because we are reading with
al Badal.
It's very, very simple.
So if we're reading with Tawasut of the
Badal Arba Aharaket,
that means Masha'Allah
with the Arid Sukhun, we have 2 ways
we can read it with Tawasut or al
Ishba'a.
And we're going to stick to tawasut, alhamdulillah.
So I'm going to say,
and I'm observing the arad, the mud of
the arad, not the badal.
I'm observing the Arad
not the badal
because of the the collision
was
I'm going with the one that's strongest.
And finally,
depending who you're reading to, they may ask
you to do a 4, they may ask
you to do 6. I want you to
do 4 with us. So don't don't don't
get upset if you hear someone go,
one of my teachers said, if the Ummah
would learn about the different there
would be no
ridiculous differences amongst the community because
teaches us to respect
the different differences as they come through
and what's sacred. But for us,
and I want you with me when you
read to me, do
the of the arid. If you do, I'm
not gonna get upset with you. Right? I'm
not gonna get upset with you. So what
did we talk about
today?
It's very important up to this point. We
talked about what happens if two causes of
a mud collide in one word.
And we said,
that we give preference to the stronger and
if you need to know that that's why
you want to sit with the teacher that's
when the learner we teach this later on
right, later on these kind of things. But
the
He he listened for you in his beautiful
poem. I didn't give them all to you
because I don't wanna get us off our
topic, but I gave you a few of
them.
And then what happens is we see the
words
here, we're gonna give preference to the Arab
and because we've been reading the with
in our that we're learning of.
We have you know to to to it's
I prefer you to do the tawasoth with
the Arab, but if you do ishbaah, nobody's
gonna get upset with you.
The last is what happens when
2 muds collide, like in the same verse.
So Allah
says in Surat
An Nisa,
So here we have
then we have right here.
There is a rule for this that I
want you to understand,
and that is if we're going to do
tawasut
of the Badal, we're going to do tawasut
of, the Mahmuz.
Now you can see why always Tawasot, Tawasot,
Tawasot makes everything easy for us. So how
are we going to read it?
Next time, inshaAllah, we're gonna talk about something
that people ask about a lot of times
and that is
right? Sometimes you hear people say, you know,