The taa marbuta at the end of a word is counted as the value of the letter haa; because it is written as haa; and is pronounced as haa when pausing.

The value of the letter alif is one; and it is also the value of the letter hamza; and we always rely on the Uthmani script of the Mushaf in counting the letters; and in calculating jummal as well; and the letter hamza in jummal has a special detail; for the value of the hamza does not differ with the letter on which it is written; its value is one regardless of whether it is written alone; or on an alif; or on a waw; or on a yaa; this is for the following: a- In the original calculation of jummal, the hamza can be counted as one; regardless of the letter on which it is written. There is room to count it with the value of the letter on which it is written.

b- When we count the hamza with the value of one, we have adopted the approach that unifies the value in pronunciation and writing.

c- Through the extrapolation of Quranic words, this approach is confirmed for us; and this does not prevent other results from being built on the second possibility; for the Noble Quran is the word of Allah whose wonders never cease; and it is the eternal miracle that proves its argument at all times.

Important Note: 1 To facilitate the calculation of jummal, the following program is used: ( https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=jummal.tools.boulfal.com.jummalcalculator 2 To facilitate searching and Quranic statistics, this program is used: ( https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=qtool.tools.boulfal.com.qsearchtool Click here to return to the index Page 110 The Explanation of the Times of the Events of the End of Time