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Abu Ja'far Al-Madani — Features and His Two Narrators Ibn Wardan and Ibn Jammaz

وَرَتِّلِ ٱلۡقُرۡءَانَ تَرۡتِيلٗا
— المزمل الآية 4
Abu Ja'far Yazid ibn Al-Qa'qa' Al-Madani (d. 130H):
Among Medina's earliest readers — learned from Abdullah ibn Ayyash, Abu Hurayra, and Ibn Abbas. The Followers (Tabi'in) would learn Quran from him. An imam in performance and asceticism.

His two narrators:
  • Ibn Wardan (d. 160H): Abu Al-Harith Isa ibn Wardan Al-Madani — received directly from Abu Ja'far. His narration is more widespread.
  • Ibn Jammaz (d. 170H): Abu Al-Rabi' Sulayman ibn Muslim ibn Jammaz — also learned from Abu Ja'far. His narration circulates in the books of the ten.
Key features of Abu Ja'far's reading:
  1. Sukun on mim and ya' in certain words.
  2. Replacing hamza with waw or ya' in positions.
  3. Specific assimilation (idgham) positions.
  4. Strengthening letters that others soften in certain words.
Source: Al-Nashr (1/134); Ibn Al-Jazari, Al-Durra; Al-Dymati, Al-Ittihaf
Tags: أبو جعفر المدنيابن وردانابن جمازالقراء العشرةالدرة المضية

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