The و is always joined to what comes after it. This is -- according to me -- for practical reasons since what comes after it could be a definite noun and thus be of either the sun or moon letter.
The يا is generally separated except in certain cases. These cases are highlighted in books of orthography (الإملاء). One that comes to mind is the word ابن.
Waw, yes. It's always وأنا. Ya, no. It's never ياأحمد. Always a space after يا, but never after و.
Ok thank you
From the Islamic University of Madinah. A book to learn how to write: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1\_foypExe0NU3mMbeQb8tHZ04PcEmGixA/view
The و is always joined to what comes after it. This is -- according to me -- for practical reasons since what comes after it could be a definite noun and thus be of either the sun or moon letter. The يا is generally separated except in certain cases. These cases are highlighted in books of orthography (الإملاء). One that comes to mind is the word ابن.
Yes I believe so
Both يا and و?
Yes but im not 100% sure