Are there any Quranic verses that are not permissible to begin with when reciting?

The reciter of the Qur’an must begin from an independent phrase not connected to what precedes it. It is not permissible to begin with a phrase that leads to a corrupted meaning, such as: "Allah has taken a son" or "The hand of Allah is chained." A permissible beginning is from the beginning of surahs or parts, or from an independent phrase. What Tajweed scholars mean by "obligatory" (wajib) or "forbidden" (haram) in pausing and starting is a technical term, not a Sharia obligation that incurs sin, unless the reciter intends the corrupted meaning.