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Sunday, 29 June 2014

Example Of Step 6 Alphabet Maddah (Long vowels)



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Long vowels

Alif Maddah = If the Alphabet “Alif” comes after an Alphabet with Fathah [zabar],then  this Alif will be pronounced like double fathah ,and this  is  pronounced like   of “father” (like =aa)



 If the Alphabet “waw” with sukoon   comes after an Alphabet with Dammah,then this “waw” which is called “waw Maddah” will be pronounced like double Dammah  and thisis pronounced like the vowel of “ food “ . 
(like==uu)



If the Alphabet “Yaa” with sukoon comes after an Alphabet with kasrah,then this “Yaa Maddah will be pronounced like double Vowel kasrah  and this  is pronounced like the vowel of “ deep “ keen”. (like =ii) 




Example Of Step 2 Harkat (Short Vowels)



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This mark written on the top of the Arabic Alphabet is called fatha (zabar) and stands for short (a), This vowel is pronounced as “a” in “apple”  








This mark written bellow the Arabic Alphabet is called kasrah (zer)  and stands for short (i), This vowel is pronounced as “i” in “tin”








This mark written on the top of the Arabic Alphabet is called dhammah (pesh) and stands for short (u), This vowel is pronounced as “u” in “pull”

















Example Of [qunti noon] [izhaar] [iqlaab]

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Step 9 Ghunnah
6) if there is “throat alphabet” after ‘noon sakin’ or ‘tanween’ then we do not do ‘ghunnah’. [izhar] Izhaar means “clear”,
If a Noon Saakin or a Tanween is followed by any of the six throat letters, The Noon Saakin or the Tanween is pronounced clearly from its respective origination without Ghunnah.means read simply as it is written.
Example

 Noon Saakin


Tanween’s example


If you see Tanween is followed by Hamzatul wassl ,the reader should change two zabar,two zer,two pesh to single zabar,one zer,one pesh and Hamzatul wasl to noon kasrah(but some script of qur’aan you see “small noon” with zer is present called qunti noon)
The small alphabet “Noon” () in between two alphabets is joint with the the alphabet coming next to Noon. It is called “Noon Quntni” and will be pronounced with “kasrah” .it is read to next word.

Yawma”izhinilHaQQu , ”ifkuniftaraahu , nooHunibnahoo , lahwaninfaDh Dhoo,
or
Surah:verse like 9:30


 
 

 

7) [Iqlaab ] if there is “baa” after ‘noon sakin’ or ‘tanween’ then we change ‘noon sakin’ or ‘tanween’ to “Meem sakin” (when ever you see these type of word you always see small ‘meem’ written in the middle of ‘noon and ‘baa’ in Qur’aan).Do Ghunnah in change(hidden) meem for 2 beats(in both case noon sakin and tanween) . Tanween has two zabar,two zer,two pesh it will change to one zabar,one zer,one pesh.
Example

1) ”ammbi”oonee , 2)’amadammba’eedan , 3)munfaTirummbihee
4)nafsimmbima , 5)”abadammbima , 6)mimmbaQliha , 7)Mimmba’di ,8)mimmbanee (if you stop, follow the waqf rule)