Pausing After Pronouncing a Vowel and Not Pronouncing the Vowel Between Two Words
Issue No.917- One reciting the last letter of a word should not, as an obligatory precaution, pause after the vowel of the last letter is pronounced; for example, to pronounce a Ḍammah on the 'R' in "Allahu Akbar" and say "Allahu Akbaru" then pause for a [short] period of time and recite after it "Bismillah al-Raḥmān al-Raḥīm". However there is no problem in continuing the recitation of two words without pronouncing the vowel of the last letter of the first word meaning reciting the end of one phrase without uttering the fatha or kasra, and immediately pronouncing the next verse or word; though it is better not to.
