al-Ḥāqqah— The Reality

When al-Kisāʾī pauses on al-ḥāqqah (āyāt 1–3) and bi-l-qāriʿah (āyah 4) he has both fatḥ and imālah of the feminine hāʾ, because the letter before it — qāf in the one, ʿayn in the other — is among the letters gathered in the phrase ḥaqqun ḍighāṭu ʿaṣin khaẓā, before which the hāʾ is not leaned on the principal view.

For the leaning of adrāka (imālah for Abū ʿAmr, Shuʿbah, Ḥamzah, al-Kisāʾī and Khalaf al-ʿĀshir, Ibn Dhakwān bi-khulf, and Warsh's bayna bayna) see vol. 5, p. 482 (al-Qāriʿah 101:3).

For the assimilation of the tāʾ of femininity into the thāʾ here, see vol. 4, p. 43.