Tajweed Warsh: Top 4 Main Unique Tajweed Rules in Warsh With Examples
In Tajweed Warsh, recitations start with Al-Basmalah except for Surah Al-Tawba, using various transitions between surahs. Connected and Disconnected Madd, and the word “أنا” when followed by a hamza with a fatha or dammah, are elongated for six counts. Plural “mim” elongates similarly when followed by hamza al-qata. In this article, we will explain some […]
Madd Tamkeen Rules With Examples
Madd Tamkeen in Quranic recitation ensures precise pronunciation of elongated letters like waw and yaa, maintaining clarity by avoiding their merger and emphasizing distinct pronunciation with a two-count duration. Mastering Madd Tamkeen is crucial for accurately reciting Quranic verses, enhancing both fluency and understanding of the sacred text. Introduction to Madd: As we know, there […]
Madd Lazim Explained With Types (Harfi, Kalimi Muthaqal, And Kalimi Mukhaffaf)
Madd Lazim, a secondary type of Madd in Tajweed, occurs when a letter of Madd is followed by a consonant with a permanent Sukoon. This type of elongation is essential for accurate Quranic recitation, preserving the text’s original pronunciation and preventing misinterpretations. Madd Lazim is applied with six counts and is classified into Madd Lazim […]
Is it necessary to learn Arabic to be a Muslim?
The Arabic language takes the honor as it is the language of the Holy Quran, the language of the prophet Mohammed peace be upon him, and of course, it is the language that Muslims must speak during praying and reciting Quran. But, is it necessary to learn Arabic to be a Muslim? Let’s discuss this […]
Al-Madd Al-Aarid Lissukoon العارض للسكون With Examples
In the Quran, there are two types of Madd: Madd Asli (Original Madd) and Madd Faree (Secondary Madd). Madd Faree is divided into two types: Madd Faree due to hamza and Madd Faree due to sukoon. Madd Faree due to sukoon is further divided into two types: temporary sukoon (Al-Madd Al-Aarid Lissukoon and Madd Al […]
