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An Introduction to TAJWEED

AN INTRODUCTION TO TAJWEED

• A Brief Introduction to Taj weed.1
• A Chart of Arabic Letters and Symbols.2
• Section One: Pronunciation of Arabic Letters
• Makhaarij.5
• Sifaat.11
• Opposite Sifaat.11
• Sifaat Without Opposites.13
• Additional Notes Concerning Specific Letters.16
• Section Two: Preparing for Recitation
• Seeking Refuge.18
• Pronouncing the Name of Allah.18
• Stops.19
• Pauses.20
• Section Three: Basic Rules of Tajweed
• Tafkheem and Tarqeeq.22
• The Rule of Laarn.23
• The Rule of Raa.24
• Qalqalah.26
• Ghunnah.27
• Rules of Noon Saakinah and Tanween.28
• Ith-haar.28
• Idghaam.29
• Iqlaab or Qalb.31
• Ikhfaa’.32
• Rules of Meem Saakinah.33
• Idghaam Shafawi.33
• Ikhfaa’ Shafawi.33
• Ith-haar Shafawi.34
• Page 6

• Other Types of Idghaam.35
• Idghaam of Two Identical Letters.35
• Idghaam of Two Similar Letters.35
• Idghaam of Two Proximities.36
• Idghaam of Laam in the Definite Article.37
• Rules of Madd.38
• Asli (Original) or Tabee‘i (Normal) Madd.39
• Badal: Substitute Madd.39
• ‘Iwadh: Replacement Madd.40
• Small Silah Madd.40
• Far‘i: Derived Madd.42
• Muttasil: Connected Madd.42
• Munfasil: Separated Madd.42
• Greater Silah Madd.43
• ‘Aaridh: Madd Exposed to Sukoon.43
• Leen: Madd of Ease.44
• Laazim (Compulsory Madd) in Words.45
• Laazim (Compulsory Madd) in Letters.45
• Further Information about Opening Letters.46
• Final Du‘aa’.47
• Glossary of Commonly Used Arabic Terms.48