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Tajweed Rules
Basic
Noon Saakinah Rules
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, the noon me…
Tajweed Rules
Intermediate
Raa Rules
Ra — Introduction: Heavy or Light?
Ra (ر) is one of the most nuanced letters in tajweed — it alternates between Tafkhim (heavy) and Tarqeeq (light) based on context.
Thre…
Tajweed Rules
Advanced
Raa Rules
Ra Tafkhim — Seven Cases
Ra is heavy (Tafkhim) in 7 cases:
1. Ra with fathah | 2. Ra with dammah | 3. Ra sakinah after fathah | 4. Ra sakinah after dammah | 5. Ra…
Tajweed Rules
Advanced
Raa Rules
Ra Tarqeeq — Three Cases
Ra is light (Tarqeeq) in 3 cases:
1. Ra with kasrah: "رِجَالٌ"
2. Ra sakinah after original kasrah: "فِرْعَوْنَ"
3. Ra sakinah after Ya…
Tajweed Rules
Intermediate
Letter Attributes
Sifat Al-Takrir and the Letter Ra — Should It Be Repeated?
Definition of Takrir:
Takrir: the trembling of the tip of the tongue when pronouncing the letter ra — the possibility of the vibration re…
Tajweed Rules
Advanced
Raa Rules
Ra — Permissible Cases and Subtle Exceptions
Permissible Cases for Ra:
(1) "فِرْقٍ" (Shu'ara 63): Both modes permitted — preferred: light.
(2) "الْقِطْرِ" (Saba' 12, when pausi…
Quranic Readings
Advanced
Warsh
The Warsh Rule for Ra — Thinning Ra in "Al-Quran" and Similar Words
Who is Warsh?
Uthman ibn Said Al-Masri (d. 197 AH) — a narrator from Nafi Al-Madani — his reading is widespread in North Africa (Morocco,…