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Stopping Rules in Quran | Stops in Quran

📖 Chapters (Short Form) 00:00 – Fatha at the End → Sukūn 00:52 – Kasra at the End → Sukūn 01:00 – Damma at the End → Sukūn 01:49 – Tanwīn (Double Vowels) → Sukūn 02:00 – Ta Marbūṭah (ـة) → Hāʾ (ه) 02:49 – Two Kasra → Sukūn 03:29 – Two Fatha + Alif → One canceled, one read 04:23 – Two Damma + Ta Marbūṭah → Hāʾ (ه) 05:33 – Cases with No Change 📖 Detailed Explanation (One by One) 00:02 – Fatha at the End → Sukūn If a word ends with fatha (◌َ), it is replaced with sukūn (◌ْ) when stopping. Example: A word ending with “faَ” will be stopped as “faْ”. 00:52 – Kasra at the End → Sukūn If a word ends with kasra (◌ِ), it changes into sukūn at the stop. Example: “noonِ” → “noonْ”. 01:00 – Damma at the End → Sukūn Words ending with damma (◌ُ) follow the same rule. The damma becomes sukūn when stopping. Example: “raُ” → “raْ”. 01:49 – Tanwīn (Double Vowels) → Sukūn If a word ends with tanwīn (two fatha, two kasra, or two damma), they are replaced by sukūn when stopping. Example: “kitābanً” → “kitābْ”. 02:00 – Ta Marbūṭah (ـة) → Hāʾ (ه) If a word ends with ta marbūṭah (ـة): The vowel becomes sukūn. The ta marbūṭah changes into hāʾ (ه) when stopping. Example: “Raḥmahَة” → “Raḥmahْه”. 02:49 – Two Kasra → Sukūn If a word ends with two kasra (kasratain), they change into sukūn when stopping. Example: “kitābinٍ” → “kitābْ”. 03:29 – Two Fatha + Alif → One canceled, one read When a word ends with two fatha (fatḥatain) and is followed by an alif (ا): One fatha is dropped. One fatha remains and is read. Example: “qawlanًا” → “qawlَا”. 04:23 – Two Damma + Ta Marbūṭah → Hāʾ (ه) If a word ends with two damma (ḍammatain) on ta marbūṭah: The damma becomes sukūn. The ta marbūṭah changes into hāʾ (ه). Example: “Raḥmatunٌة” → “Raḥmatْه”. 05:33 – Cases with No Change Some words remain unchanged when stopping: If the last letter is alif preceded by fatha, no change occurs. Other examples in the video show similar unaffected cases. 📖 Long Description (SEO Optimized) In this video, we explore the rules of stopping in the Quran (waqf) with step-by-step examples. Understanding the stopping signs in Quran is essential for correct tajweed and recitation. We cover all the rules of stopping including: Words ending with fatha, kasra, or damma and how they change into sukūn when stopping. Special rules of tanwīn (double vowels) like two fatha, two kasra, and two damma. Unique case of ta marbūṭah (ـة), which is read as hāʾ (ه) at a stop. The rule of two fatha + alif, where one fatha is canceled. Cases with no change, such as alif preceded by fatha. By learning these stop signs in the Quran, you will understand how to do waqf correctly and apply it in your recitation. These are part of the broader types of waqf in Quran—necessary stops, optional stops, and cases where pausing or continuing changes the meaning. This video gives you Quran stops with examples, showing practically how to apply each rule. It will help beginners and advanced learners improve their fluency, tajweed, and respect for the words of Allah. ===============================================   / learningquranwithali     / learningquranwithali      / @learningquranwithali     / learningquranwithali   https://quranwithali.com/ Grab Your Notes for My Website. For learning the Quran online 1-on-1, I am here for you =============================