The Hamziyya: the opening
الهمزية
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Clause 7 of 11 · Chosen through the generations
مَا مَضَتْ فَتْرَةٌ مِنَ الرُّسُلِ إِلَّا بَشَّرَتْ قَوْمَهَا بِكَ الْأَنْبِيَاءُ
No interval between the messengers passed without the prophets giving their people good news of you.
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Mā maḍat fatratun mina r-rusuli illā / bashsharat qawmahā bika l-anbiyāʾu
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Words
Roots and lemmas:Automatic analysis
Roots and lemmas from CAMeL Tools and, for Qurʾān lines, the Quranic Arabic Corpus, with corrections checked against opened sources; most words await a reader's review.
- مَاlemma ما
- مَضَتْlemma مَضَىroot م ض ي
- فَتْرَةٌlemma فَتْرَةroot ف ت ر
- مِنَlemma مِن
- الرُّسُلِlemma رَسُولroot ر س ل
- إِلَّاlemma إِلّا
- بَشَّرَتْlemma بَشَّرroot ب ش ر
- قَوْمَهَاlemma قَوْمroot ق و م
- بِكَlemma بِ
- الْأَنْبِيَاءُlemma نَبِيّroot ن ب أ
Roots in this clause
6 roots, in order of first appearance. Each root page gathers its words across the library.
Notes
Printed unvowelled
ما مضت فترة من الرسل الا · بشرت قومها بك الانبياء
The base text (see This edition)
Page
Ḥāshiyat al-Jamal ʿalā al-Hamziyya, Cairo: al-Maṭbaʿa al-Maymaniyya, 1306/1888, p. 7 (pdf 12).
Term
fatra is an interval between two messengers, when no prophet is sent.
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Vowelled print
The vowelled Cairo printing (al-Maktaba al-Maḥmūdiyya al-Tijāriyya, undated), pdf 4, used to check the AI vowels.
Recordings
Sung by the Sakīna group (فريق سكينة), the opening of the poem, Sayedna Elhabeeb | سيدنا الحبيب: this clause · at 1:48
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