Hamzat ul qata is incorrect
kickthemooon opened this issue · 2 comments
kickthemooon commented
meezaan commented
In classical Arabic (at least in the class I took), a madda can be written both ways. Either as like https://alquran.cloud/ayah/2:1 or with a letter with a fatha followed by a hamzat ul qata. You tend to see this particularly when you compare Qurans printed in the Arabic / Turkish world with sub-continent ones.
So if you see, the uthmanic edition does not have it like this - https://alquran.cloud/ayah/2:2. I think the entire point of the tajweed edition is to aid pronunciation.
But I'm no expert.
meezaan commented
Closing due to inactivity.