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NOTE: if you are new to the website, please click here for a brief guide. This posts discusses the difference between al-madd al-laazim harfee mukhfaffaf and harfee muthaqal as outlined in the diagram.

Both types of madd laazim harfee only apply to those chapters in the Quran that start with letters. Each surah begins with letters that have a special case, all of which the al-madd al-laazim tajweed rule covers. First it should be noted that there are 3 exceptions. This applies for all 5 letters. This letter, as agreed upon by many scholars, can be prolonged for 2, 4, or 6 counts with 4 counts being the preferred length. It is where one of the letters at the opening of a surah is pronounced using three sounds, where the middle sound is a harf madd and the last sound is merged with the beginning sound of the next letter.

The opening of Surat Al-Baqarah is alif — laam — meem. One of these letters is pronounced with three sounds. It is laam. The next letter after laam is meem. The example: alif — laaammeeem Al-madd al-laazim hafree mukhaffaf light letter based necessary prolongation applies to those letters which do not merge.

Each letter is prolonged for 6 counts, except where the above exceptions occur. The letters for this type of madd have 3 sounds. The middle is a harf madd, and the end is a saakin hence why no merging occurs.

An example is the letter qaaf. Hope everything makes sense. If you need any clarifications, buzz through.