In Quranic grammar, a small Alif often appears at the end of verbs (like la yabghun ). In Surah Al-Baqarah (2:194), the law of sacred months is given, concluding with a warning about transgression.
Grammarians call the Alif at the end of the verse the "Alif of Retaliation" (Alif Al-Muqabalah). It symbolizes that just as the vertical line stands straight, justice in Islam is exact and balanced. An eye for an eye, but forgiveness is better. quran alifa
The word (أَلِفاً) is derived from the Arabic letter Alif (ا), the first letter of the Arabic alphabet. In the context of "Quran Alifa," it refers to the study and recitation of the Quran with particular attention to the elongated vowel sounds, specifically the Madd (prolongation) associated with the letter Alif. In Quranic grammar, a small Alif often appears