AHKĀMUL MUDOOD

The pronoun ha representing a third person male gender is at the end of a word (part of the original make up of the word and it has a vowel of a dhammah or a kasrah, is between two voweled letters and the first letter of the next word is a hamzah

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What are the 2 types of Madd?

This type of Madd is not preceded by a hamzah or followed by a hamzah or sukoon?

It appears when a HAMZAH comes after a letter of Madd in a one word

When a HAMZAH comes before a letter of Madd. This will also occur in one word

The Madd has to be lengthened two vowel counts so as to avoid merging or dropping the madd

What kind of madd is this?

An original sukoon is positioned after a madd letter, in a word or a letter

If we stop in this word, What kind of Madd it is?

It is a Lengthening that has a longer timing than the natural madd due to hamzah or sukoon and it is what branches out from the natural madd