The stop and beginning in the Holy Quran, its connection to the writing of the Mushaf, the readings, and the grammatical analysis

The stopping and starting in the Noble Quran and its connection to the writing of the Mushaf, the readings, and the grammar Authored by A. D. Yasin bin Jassim Al-Muhaimid Al-Husseini The stopping and starting in the Noble Quran and its connection to the writing of the Mushaf, the readings, and the grammar | Yasin bin Jassim Al-Muhaimid Al-Husseini The stop "in the science of Tajweed," is a pause in the voice during which the reciter (usually) breathes with the intention to resume recitation. It is permissible unless prevented by a reason, and the stop is on the heads of the verses, or in the middle of them, and it cannot come in the middle of a word, or in what is connected in writing. Breathing is necessary at the stop, and if the reciter does not breathe, it is considered a pause. Starting is: resuming recitation after the stop, either by resuming with what follows the word at which the stop was made, or with what precedes it, or with the word itself.