Kaser the hamza (inna) and fathaha it after saying between Qur’anic readings - a semantic grammatical study

This research aims to study the kaser of the hamza (inna) and fathaha it after a saying. It is broken if a story is intended, and it is opened if the story is not intended. There have been Quranic readings in which the hamza (inna) was broken and opened after a saying, with different interpretations. The research came in two requirements: the first requirement after The apparent statement was in three places, arranged according to the order of the verses in the Holy Quran, and the second requirement was after the implicit statement, and it was in two places according to their order in the Holy Quran.