Basic Tajweed in English - Understand Quran
Basic Tajweed in English - Understand Quran
Basic Tajweed in English - Understand Quran
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In the name of Allah, Most Beneficent, Most Merciful<br />
SOME IMPORTANT TAJWEED RULES<br />
(Pr<strong>in</strong>t these 2 pages on both sides of a paper and keep the paper <strong>in</strong> your copy of the Qur’an for quick everyday reference)<br />
1. PRONUNCIATION ( )<br />
To know the pronunciation of a letter, just put an alif<br />
with Zabar before it, and say it loud.<br />
Ex:<br />
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• : Halaqi huroof (from throat)<br />
• : from <strong>in</strong>side the small tongue<br />
• : Tongue-tip & the roots of the upper teeth<br />
• :Tongue-tip & the edges of the upper teeth<br />
• : Tongue-tip & edges of upper gums<br />
• : Right/left side of the tougue touch<strong>in</strong>g the top<br />
• Ghunnah ( ): double stretch; from nose)<br />
6. RULES OF READING <br />
Flat<br />
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2.<br />
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3.<br />
_ _ <br />
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Thick<br />
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_ _ _ _<br />
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4. With<strong>in</strong> a word, if a thick or extra thick letter comes<br />
after then will be pronounced thick. <br />
7. RULES OF PRONOUNCING <br />
• :<br />
2. ATTRIBUTES OF LETTERS ( )<br />
Cont<strong>in</strong>ue breath<strong>in</strong>g while<br />
pronounc<strong>in</strong>g<br />
• :<br />
• :<br />
Thick & high<br />
Extra thick & high<br />
• ( ): Extra sound (Qalqalah)<br />
• () Huroof-e-Madd - double stretch<br />
• : (South; Dubai) Soft letters<br />
3. RULES OF MADD ( )<br />
(wave type): 2 or 5-6 stretches<br />
(k<strong>in</strong>ky type): 5-6 stretches<br />
(k<strong>in</strong>ky on ): 6 stretches<br />
( ) : 2-6 streches (generally at verse-end<strong>in</strong>gs)<br />
4. RECITING '' OF THE WORD <br />
Flat<br />
: _<br />
Thick<br />
: _ <br />
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: <br />
5. RULES OF READING <br />
• : Ghunnah (from nose; Double stretch)<br />
• If after , comes <strong>in</strong> the start of the second<br />
word, then will be suppressed (with Ghunnah).<br />
Ex:<br />
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_<br />
If<br />
You<br />
have,<br />
after<br />
or<br />
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1. , pronounce it clearly ().<br />
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2. then --- merger () with .<br />
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then --- merger () without .<br />
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3. then - exchange or with .<br />
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4. Any other letter comes, then we will suppress<br />
() the letters or . <br />
8. RULES OF STOPPING & STARTING<br />
When you stop at a verse end, stop your voice and take a breathe. Take<br />
care of the mean<strong>in</strong>gs, when you stop <strong>in</strong> the middle of the verse.<br />
When you stop:<br />
1. Put a on the last letter.<br />
2. If the last letter has , then stop with a with double<br />
stretch.<br />
3. If the last letter is , then convert it to .<br />
4. If the last letter is or , then convert it to .<br />
When you start:<br />
1. If the first letters are , then start with .<br />
2. Depends on the , , or of the third letter.<br />
= = = <br />
• : bu, tu, ... ; : be, te, . ; = <br />
• = ; = ; = = ; =
Rules of Noon Sak<strong>in</strong> and Tanveen<br />
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To suppress / conceal / hide (15 letters)<br />
To recite with suppression and Ghunnah ;<br />
Applies to all letters other than those <strong>in</strong> ,<br />
and , .<br />
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Examples<br />
(4)<br />
Letters<br />
To exchange (One letter)<br />
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(3)<br />
Exchange the Noon sound (of<br />
Noon sak<strong>in</strong> or Tanveen or with<br />
Meem)<br />
Example<br />
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To merge (6 letters)<br />
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(2)<br />
Merge Noon Sak<strong>in</strong> or Tanveen with the follow<strong>in</strong>g<br />
letters: <br />
Examples<br />
Letters<br />
Types<br />
To recite clearly (6 letters)<br />
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(1)<br />
To recite without Ghunnah<br />
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Exception: There are four words <strong>in</strong> the<br />
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Qur'aan for which there will be no :