Al Qaaidah Al Quraaniyyah - An Intro to Tajweed

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AL-QAAIDAH
AL-QUR’AANIY
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AN INTRODUCTION TO
TAJWEED
Qari Muhammad Idrees Asim
Renowned Teacher ofTajweed & Qira’at
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112p: 17cm X24.cm
ISBN:978-603-500-317-9
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AL-QAA‘IDAH
AL-QUR’AANIYYAH
(INTRODUCTION TO TAJWEED)
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Compiled by:
Qari Muhammad Idrees Asim
Renowned Teacher ofTajweed & Qira’at
Translated
by:
Nasiruddin Khattab
Edited
by:
Huda Khattab
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Contents
LESSON
1
Individual Letters ofTheArabicAlphabetInOrder (Right-To-Left)
LESSON 2
Individual Letters oftheArabicAlphabet Not InOrder 10
LESSON 3
Letters That ChangeShapeAccordingTo PositionIn AWord 12
LESSON 4
Howto putletters together 14
LESSON 5
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Fathah[ ] 16
LESSON 6
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Fathatayn[ ] (Tanweenal-fathatayn) 19
LESSON 7
Kasrah[ = 22
LESSON 8
Kasratayn [ 2 |(Tanweenal-kasratayn) 25
LESSON 9
Dammah[ 4 ] 28
LESSON 10
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Dammatayn [ ](Tanween ad.dammatayn) 31
LESSON 11
Sukoon 2 2
[ 34
LESSON 12
Shaddah ¥
[ ] (Doubling) 38
LESSON 13
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Letters ofelongation: \ alif, 9waw, yaa 42
LESSON 14
Leenletters (_9waw ($yaa) 47
LESSON 15
Small alif, waw, ya [<--2 51
LESSON 16
Rules on noon saakinah and tanween 58
LESSON 17
Idghaame>9I (assimiation) 61
LESSON18
Iqlaabews (lit. changing, turninginto) 65
LESSON19
Ikhfa’ planVI(lit. hiding) 68
LESSON 20
Tanweenfollowed by hamzat al-wasl 72
LESSON 21
Ruling on Jaamin the name ofAllah 76
LESSON 22
Elongation (madd) 78
LESSON 23
Words that are pronounced differently
fromthe way theyarewritten 82
Pauses (wuqoof) 85
Pause signs inthe Holy Qur’an 88
Some soorahs of theHolyQur’aan 89
Soorat al-Kawthar (108) 89
Soorat an-Nasr (110) 90
91
Soorat al-Ikhlaas (112)
Soorahal-Falaq (113) 92
Soorat an-Naas 93
(114)
Prayer accordingto theSunnah 94.
Soorat al-Faatihah’ 95
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Sooratal-Ikhlaas- 96
Salaatal-janaazah(Funeralprayer) 105
Points ofarticulation (makhaarij al-huroof) 108
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LESSON
Individual Letters of The Arabic
Order
Alphabet In (Right-To-Left)
[These are the names of the letters; the Arabic letters themselves
need to be added to this table]
G
jeem thaa’ (ase taa’ ea) baa’ Nae alif \
C C
2 > >
raa’ dhaal daal khaa’ haa’
&
Uf
daad saadOn sheen seenO~* zay
5 L
C
faa’ ghayn ‘ayn Zaa’ taa’
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noon OQ meen. laam kaaf3] qaaf
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yaa
yaa’ 9 hamzah¥ haa’ 3 waw
Teacher’s notes:
The teacher should concentrate on the letters that have dots, and
«explain the difference between similar looking letters that have
AL-QAA‘IDAH
UR'AANIYYAH
dots, such as baa’, taa’, thaa’*», daal 5, dhaal 3, raa’_, ),
zay
*,
seen sheenOn, and so on.
The dot (_* nugtah) is the mark that appears above or below the
letter; the minimumnumber of dots is one and the maximum is three.
- -
The teacher should divide the letters when explaining them
«into two groups, those that have dots and those that do not have
dots. Those thathave dots may be further divided into three groups:
¢ Those that have one dot, ofwhich there are ten:
C
baa’ we, jeemCc , khaa’ , dhaal 3, zay3, daadUF,
S
zaa’ , ghaynC, faa’Cs, noon (2)
* Those that have two dots, ofwhich there are only three:
S
2),
taa’
qaafC9, yaa’
ow.
* Those thathave three dots, ofwhichthere are only two:
thaa’ %), sheenCr
* The number ofletters that have no dot is thirteen:
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haa’ C, daal», raa’ seenC™, saadCY, taa ,
C
‘ayn , Kaaf2|, laamch meem A, waw 9, haa’ ¥,
hamzah¢.
There are no letters inArabic that contain any more dots thanthat.
Sometimes the dot appears above the letter, e.g., faa’_9; some-
.
times itappearsbeneaththeletter, e.g., baa’ Two dSotsmay appear
2
above or beneath the letter, e.g., taa’ and yaa’ respectively;
however, the two dots that are placed under the yaa’ at the beginning
or inthemiddleofaword, butmaynotbepresentattheend ofaword
in the Mushaf.