The stopping and beginning in the great Quran

The Noble Quran Author: Yasin bin Jassim Al-Muhaimid Al-Husayni Publishing House: Dar Tiba Al-Khadra - Mecca Al-Mukarramah Year of Printing: 2019 Number of Pages: 639 Number of Parts: 1 Type of Binding: Hardcover Type of Paper: Cream-colored Printing Colors: One color ISBN: 9786038259146 Stopping and Starting in the Noble Quran Connected to the Mushaf drawing, readings, and grammar Stopping "in the science of Tajweed," is the pause of the voice for a time in which the reader (usually) breathes to resume reading. It is permissible as long as there is no preventing factor, and the stop can be at the end of verses, or in the middle of them, and it cannot occur in the middle of a word or in what is connected in writing. Breathing is necessary at the stop, and if the reader does not breathe, it is considered a pause. Starting is: resuming reading after the stop, either beginning with what follows the word at which the stop was made, or with what precedes it, or with the word itself.