Understanding Mad Farq and how the law of reading, and some examples that quote the names of letters and sentences.

Mad is still being debated about mad far’i, Total 15, with the explanation discussed in the previous article.

Friends can also learn in the article here one of the laws of mad far’i namely MadFarq and examples in the Qur’an

Mad Farq is one of the mad laws that emerged from the meeting of mad badal and the letter bertasydid. Named MadFarq, because to distinguish that hamza is used to ask "What?” or it could be called mad Istifham or a question.

Pengertian Mad Farq

MadFarq is part of the law of reading Mad Far'i, and it can be said that the law of reading MadFarq in the Koran is rather rare. The reason is that the law of reading madFarq is only found in four places in the Qur'an, namely two places in the letter Al-An'an, one place in Surah Yunus and one place in Surat An-Naml.

However, to explain the examples above, it is better to first study the understanding of the law that is read madFarq. For this reason, please pay attention to the following points:

Mad literally means long, while Farq means to separate.
While according to the term madfarq is If there is a mad badal meet Tasydid in another sentence.

It is said madFarq that it means to split because of the separation between Istifham and Mubtada ‘, if there is no mad there, it will be understood that the position is mad (Hamzah) that is Mubtada’ is not Istifham. The function of mad here is to show that hamzah is hamzam istifham.

Note :

• The definition in Nahwu science is a letter that serves as a question (What does it mean).
• Mubtada ‘in Nahwu practice is an Isim who was overthrown by Amil Lafdzi.

Example

As explained at the beginning of the article above, the law of reading Maad Farq can only be found in four places in the Qur'an: two places in Surat Al-AN’an, one place in Surat Yunus and one place in Surat An -Naml

How to Read Mad Farq

The law of reading Mad Farq is read at the length of three alif or six harokat.

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