Tajweed Rules
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Tajweed rules govern how each Quranic letter is pronounced, its characteristics, and its point of articulation, ensuring the Quran is recited as it was revealed. This section's cards cover Nun Sakinah and Tanween rulings, elongation (madd), qalqalah, articulation points, and more — based on the Hafs 'an 'Asim narration, each rule illustrated with a real Quranic example.
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Noon Saakinah Rules
Meem Saakinah Rules
Madd
Characteristics
Qalqalah
Waqf & Ibtida
Articulation Points
Raa Rules
Assimilation
Ghunnah
General
Special Topics
Idgham
Meem Saakinah Rules
Tafkheem & Tarqeeq
Raa Rules
Laam Rules
Hamzah Rules
Recitation Modes
Similar Verses
Letter Attributes
Ghunnah
Articulation Points
Tafkheem & Tarqeeq
Advanced
Basic
Intermediate
Letter Attributes
Tarteel
Introduction
Laam Rules
Metonymy
Hafs Exceptions
Types of Idgham
Raa Rules
Uthmani Script
Nun Sakinah & Tanween — Overview
Nun Sakinah is the letter noon (ن) with sukoon, present in both speech and writing, in pausing and continuing.
Tanween is an…
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Izhar Halqi — Definition & Letters
Izhar literally means clarity and clearness.
Technically: pronouncing each letter from its articulation point without any ghunn…
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Idgham with Ghunnah — Definition & Letters
Idgham literally means merging one thing into another.
Technically: a sukoon letter merges into a moving letter, becoming one d…
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Idgham without Ghunnah — Lam & Ra
Idgham without Ghunnah occurs before only two letters: Lam (ل) and Ra (ر)
When Nun Sakinah or Tanween meets these letters, t…
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Iqlab — Noon Transforms into Meem
Iqlab literally means to convert/flip something.
Technically: converting Nun Sakinah or Tanween into a hidden meem with ghunnah…
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Ikhfa Haqiqi — Definition & Fifteen Letters
Ikhfa literally means to hide/conceal.
Technically: pronouncing noon in a state between Izhar and Idgham, with ghunnah remainin…
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Comparing the Four Rulings — Quick Reference
Comparison table of Nun Sakinah rulings:
| Ruling | Letters | Ghunnah | Shaddah |
|--------|---------|---------|---------|
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Izhar Halqi — Complete Examples for the Six Letters
Izhar Halqi: Pronouncing nun sakinah or tanween clearly without ghunnah when followed by one of the six throat letters.
The s…
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Iqlab — Rule, Sign, and Complete Examples
Iqlab: Converting Nun Sakinah or Tanween into a hidden Meem with ghunnah, before the letter Ba (ب).
Only letter: Ba (ب) — ma…
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Idgham Condition (Two Words) & Absolute Izhar — The Four Cases
Rule: Idgham (with or without ghunnah) only occurs when the noon sakinah is at the end of one word and the merging letter starts…
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Ikhfa Haqiqi — Three Ranks and Examples for All Fifteen Letters
Ikhfa Haqiqi: Pronouncing noon/tanween in a state between Izhar and Idgham, without shaddah, retaining ghunnah for 2 counts.
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