Long closed syllable Balsamt statistical study of sound in the Holy Quran

Adnan Ahmed Ezat, Ezat

	Long closed syllable Balsamt statistical study of sound in the Holy Quran
Journal Of Al-Frahids Arts
Article 1, Volume 0, Issue 10, 2017, Pages 83-108
Author
Ezat Adnan Ahmed Ezat
Abstract
Audio clips in Arabic, five, two are open and three closed, contained in the speech but they differ in terms of the location where The former syllable open short ending Besaút short preceded by a silent and symbolizes his (r h), which is in beginning to speak and central, but it does not appear at the end due to the lack of parking Arabs on the mobile device, and the second syllable open-ended Besaút long unprecedented Besamt and symbolizes his (R hh), which is contained in the first speech and the central and at the end, and the third syllable CSS, which begins Besamt followed Saút short fasts and symbolizes his ( r h r) is also contained in the first speech and the central and at the end, and the fourth: syllable ending Besamtin unprecedented Besamt followed Saút short and symbolizes his (r h p r), which is not contained in the first speech, in the middle, but in the end only, and V is the syllable long, which starts Besamt and ends Besamt and silent Saút long and is symbolized by the (r h h r), which is quite a bit in the middle of speech in spite of its reception a lot in the end, and the latter is what we've had to study in terms of the number, or type Alsaút it, or Silent ending it, and especially in the middle of speech, dependent of the Qur'anic text that The short, and not any other text may be controlled by weight or rhyme or coo.
Keywords
Long closed syllable Balsamt statistical; study of sound in the Holy Quran

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