Hamzat Al-Wasl — Tajweed Rule Explained

Hamzat Al-Wasl is a connecting hamza used at the beginning of words to facilitate pronunciation. It is pronounced only when starting a word and is dropped when connecting.

Quran Examples of Hamzat Al-Wasl

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