Arabic Books for Kids
Have you decided to increase your kids’ association with the Arabic language and make him more skilled in it? Congratulations! You made the right decision. The Arabic language is important for every Muslim and seeking to teach it to your child from an early age and linking him through it to the Arab and Islamic […]
Learn Quran by Heart – Best Ways And Benefits
Learning Quran by heart is a goal that every Muslim seeks, as it is a continuous and uninterrupted connection with God and the noble words of Allah all the time and without the need for a place or tools. Although it may seem difficult, especially for beginners, with diligence and focus, progress in it is […]
Arabic Broken Plurals
The broken plural is one of the basic rules of the Arabic language. In general, the plural in Arabic is one of the most important rules that we must learn if we want to master the Arabic language and pronounce it. The plural in the Arabic language is divided into three types: the sound masculine […]
Plural in Arabic – Full Guide To Arabic Plurals
Arabic plurals are categorized into three types: sound masculine, sound feminine, and broken plurals. Sound plurals add specific endings like (ون), (ين), or (ــات) to masculine or feminine nouns without altering their base form. In contrast, broken plurals change the word’s internal structure, such as “رجل” becoming “رجال” or “كتاب” transforming into “كتب.” These forms […]
Hamzatul Wasl Meaning, Rules, Examples With Worksheets
Hamzatul Wasl is among the basic concepts that the reader must know and understand in order to adjust the correct recitation of the Holy Quran, so what is the meaning and rules of them? Have you ever come across an Arabic word that starts with an alif but isn’t pronounced with the usual “a” sound? […]
Throat letters In Tajweed And Arabic With Examples – Al-Halq letters
Throat letters, or Al-Huruf Al-Halqiyah (الحروف الحلقية), are the six Arabic letters (ع, هـ, خ, ح, غ, أ) that are pronounced from deep within the throat. These letters are crucial in Tajweed for the correct recitation of the Quran, as each letter has a unique articulation point within the throat, creating distinct sounds that contribute […]
What Is Madd Badal? Types, Cases, Conditions And Examples
Madd Badal is a Tajweed rule where elongation occurs when a hamzah (glottal stop) precedes a Madd letter (alif, waw, or ya), typically extended by two counts. It includes types like fully pronounced hamza and facilitated hamza. Applied when a hamzah is followed by a Madd letter, Madd Badal is learned through study, listening to […]
Rules of Noon and Meem Mushaddad With Practical Examples
In Tajweed, Noon and Meem Mushaddad are critical rules marked by a shaddah (ّ), which indicates the doubling of these letters with a nasal sound (ghunnah) lasting two counts. For Noon Mushaddad, such as in “إنّ” (Inna), and Meem Mushaddad, like in “أمّ” (Umma), the rule involves merging the silent letter into the moving letter, […]
Noon Sakinah Rules: Learn The Rules Of Noon Sakinah And Tanween With Examples
Noon Sakinah and Tanween have four main rules: Izhar, Iqlab, Idgham, and Ikhfa. Saakin, indicating no vowel sound, is crucial for proper pronunciation. Noon Sakinah is a static “noon” with sukoon, while Tanween, a double vocalization, mirrors its sound. Mastering these rules guarantees accurate and meaningful recitation. Noun Sakinah and Tanween are among the most […]
Meem Sakinah Rules With Examples
In Tajweed, Meem Sakinah, a vowelless Meem, follows three main rules: Izhar Shafawi for clear pronunciation except before Meem and Ba, Idgham Shafawi for merging with a following Meem, and Ikhfa Shafawi for light nasal concealment before Ba. Unlike Noon Sakinah and Tanween, which have extra rules like Iqlab and wider Ikhfa Haqiqi, Meem Sakinah’s […]
What Is Qalqalah In Tajweed? With Letters, Types, Examples And Levels
Qalqalah is a Tajweed rule in the Quran that creates an echoing sound when one of the five specific letters (ق, ط, ب, ج, د) has a sukoon or when pausing on these letters. The three types of Qalqalah are Kubra (strongest, at the end of a verse with Shaddah), Wusta (middle, at the end […]
What is Sukoon in Arabic, Tajweed, And Quran? Jazm AndAlifs With Sukoon Rules
In Arabic grammar, Sukoon (ْ) denotes the absence of a vowel on a letter, aiding in pronunciation and grammatical clarity. It ensures precise articulation of words and supports correct sentence structure. In Tajweed, Sukoon holds a profound significance. It not only signifies a vowel-less state but also governs specific rules of Quranic recitation, such as […]
