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Tajweed Rules
Basic
Noon Saakinah Rules
Idgham with Ghunnah — Definition & Letters
Idgham literally means merging one thing into another.
Technically: a sukoon letter merges into a moving letter, becoming one doubled (sh…
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
Basic
Articulation Points
Lips & Nasal — Remaining Makhaarij
Lips (2 makhaarij, 4 letters):
• Fa (ف): inner lower lip + upper incisors
• Ba (ب): both lips pressed together
• Meem (م): lips pressed…
Tajweed Rules
Intermediate
Ghunnah
Ghunnah — Definition & Five Levels
Ghunnah: A melodic nasal resonance from the nasal passage (Khayshoom), lasting 2 counts at full strength.
5 levels (strongest to weakes…
Tajweed Rules
Basic
Meem Saakinah Rules
Labial Concealment (Ikhfa Shafawi) — Meem Saakinah Before Ba
Definition:
Labial Concealment (Ikhfa Shafawi): concealing the Meem Saakinah before the letter Ba, while maintaining the nasal resonance …
Tajweed Rules
Intermediate
Ghunnah
The Attribute of Ghunna (Nasalization) — Degrees, Letters, and Duration
Definition:
Ghunna is a resonant nasal sound that emerges from the nasal passage (khayshoom), with no involvement of the tongue. It is an…
Tajweed Rules
Basic
Basic
Ghunna of Shadda Meem and Noon — Its Degree and Duration
Definition of Ghunna:
Ghunna: a nasal sound coming from the nasal cavity — not the mouth — that accompanies noon and meem in specific con…
Tajweed Rules
Intermediate
Noon Saakinah Rules
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.
15 Letters…