From the examples of the long: Surat An-Nisa.

Surat An-Nisa.

And from the examples of the medium: Surat Al-A'raf and Al-An'am.

Surat Al-A'raf and Al-An'am.

And from the examples of the short: Surat Ash-Shu'ara and Ad-Dukhan.

Surat Ash-Shu'ara and Ad-Dukhan.

[The conclusion of the breath is the rhyme:]

And I made the conclusion of the breath relying upon a letter from the letters of prolongation which depends upon another letter, the wide-scale rhyme.

it is the wide-scale rhyme,

perceived by human nature, tasted, and finding in its repetition delight and beauty,

whether this prolongation was an Alif, a Waw, or a Ya,

whether the letter it depends upon was a Ba, a Meem, or a Qaf.

(They know) (believers) (straight) from the single rhyme:

And upon this, these pauses like (They know), (believers), and (straight) are all concordant and harmonious.

Likewise (exit), (confused), (turn away), (fire), (respite), and (wonderful) are all upon a single base.

The prolongation of the Alif is a wide rhyme:

Likewise, the attachment of the Alif at the end of the word is a wide rhyme,

its repetition and re-rendering create delight in the soul,

no matter how different the letter of rhyme was, like ("generous") in one place and ("new") in another place.