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Madd Lazim, a secondary type of Madd in Tajweed, occurs when a letter of Madd is followed by a consonant
In the art of Quranic recitation (Tajweed), the rules of elongation (Madd) are vital for maintaining the rhythm and beauty
Madd Leen in Tajweed involves soft prolongation occurring when a word ends with a “yaa” or “waaw” with a sukoon
Madd Badal is a Tajweed rule where elongation occurs when a hamzah (glottal stop) precedes a Madd letter (alif, waw,
Madd, or elongation, in Tajweed, refers to extending the sound of a vowel or certain soft consonants. There are two
Difference Between Ikhfaa, Idgham, Izhar, And Iqlab: The main difference is that Ikhfaa partially conceals with nasalization, Idgham merges letters
Idgham Kamel is one of the several types of Idgham, it involves the complete merging of a preceding letter with
Idgham Naqis, a subcategory of Idgham, signifies partial merging of letters where Noon Saakinah (نْ) or Tanween (ً ٍ ٌ)
Idgham with Ghunnah involves merging a letter with a nasal sound, primarily using “ي” (ya), “ن” (noon), “م” (meem), and
Idgham Shafawi, a key concept in Tajweed, involves the merging of two Meem letters, creating a seamless, prolonged sound. This
Do You know The Idgham meaning? Ever wondered how beautifully the Quran flows when recited? There’s a reason for that!
Ikhfaa Shafawi, a rule in Tajweed, involves concealing the pronunciation of the silent letter “Meem” when it appears at the
