Bāb al‑Tāʾāt
التَّاءَات
The Open Tāʾ
Thirteen words whose feminine tāʾ — normally a round ة — the ʿUthmānī Muṣḥaf writes open as an elongated ت. Knowing them is knowing how to stop.
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Lines 94–100 · Printed pages 189–201
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The Thirteen Open‑Tāʾ Words
Tap a word to see every place it is written with an elongated ت
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The Terms
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Notes & Citations
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With the Tāʾāt done, the poem turns to Hamzat al‑Waṣl — how to begin a word that opens with the connecting hamzah — followed by its two concluding chapters on waqf.
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Tashīl al‑Jazariyyah · A commentary on al‑Muqaddimah al‑Jazariyyah by Mufti Mohamed‑Umer Esmail