Arabic-L:LING:Writing dual forms of hamza final verbs

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Date: 09 Sep 2009
From:Sara Phillips <saracphillips at gmail.com>
Subject:Writing dual forms of hamza final verbs

I asked a Moroccan friend about it, and he says they learned it with  
alif madda
قرآ

- Sara Phillips


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Date: 09 Sep 2009
From:legrandbosra at YAHOO.FR
Subject:Writing dual forms of hamza final verbs

This is the conventional problem; because the mad harf after hamza is  
written with mad without the hamza. This manner to do is modern, so we  
can use it as mentioned.
The problem isn't which manner is best or accepted, but accept we it  
as convention or not?
JGB.

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Date: 09 Sep 2009
From:Hassan Ali <hamzah888 at yahoo.com>
Subject:Writing dual forms of hamza final verbs

Dear
to write alif after the verbقَرَأ complies with the grammar rule,  
because we add alif to the verb which belong to dual. I haven't seen  
people write madda at all, by the way I am from Jordan. Thank You.
Hasan
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