"Alif al-Maqsoorah" is a specific form of the letter "Alif" (ا) in Arabic, and it appears only at the end of a word. It is written as a regular Alif (ا) but pronounced as a short vowel "i" sound, similar to Kasrah ( ِ ) or Fatha ( َ ).
The word "تُوت" (tūt) does not have a long vowel. It consists of three letters: "ت" (ta), "و" (waw), and "ت" (ta). The "و" (waw) represents a short "u" sound, not a long vowel.
The final letter of the word "مُوسَى" (Musa) is indeed "ى," which is called "Alif al-maqsoora" or "Yaa' with a tail."
Alif al-maqsoora (ى) is a letter in the Arabic alphabet that is written and pronounced like a short "a" or "ā" sound. It is typically used at the end of certain words and names in Arabic. In the word "مُوسَى" (Musa), the Alif al-maqsoora (ى) is the final letter and represents the short "a" sound.
"اللَّطِيفُ" (pronounced as "al-Lateef") is one of the names of Allah in Islam. It is often translated into English as "The Subtle" or "The Gentle." The word "اللَّطِيفُ" is derived from the Arabic root letters "ل-ط-ف" (l-ṭ-f), which signify kindness, gentleness, and subtlety.
"مُصْطَفَى" (pronounced as "Mustafa") is another name for the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) in Islam. It is one of his epithets or titles and translates to "The Chosen One" or "The Elect." The name highlights the special status and selection of Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) by Allah for the mission of prophethood and conveying the message of Islam to humanity.
The word "إسلام" is transliterated as "Islaam" in English. The Arabic word "إسلام" (pronounced as "islaam") is the name of the religion followed by Muslims. It derives from the Arabic root letters "س-ل-م" (s-l-m), which convey the meanings of submission, surrender, and peace.
"الصَّمَدُ" (pronounced as "as-samadu") is one of the names of Allah in Islam. It is often translated into English as "The Eternal" or "The Absolute." The word "الصَّمَدُ" carries the connotations of self-sufficiency, independence, and ultimate reliance. It is mentioned in the Qur'an in Surah Al-Ikhlas
