Tajweed

Articles on correct pronounciation of Arabic letters and recitation of the Qur’an, including common errors. Hafs recitation.

Precision in Vowels

To give your recitation a quick boost, try ‘Itmaam-ul-Harakaat’. No, it’s not a medicine from Yemen. ‘Itmaam’ simply means completion & ‘harakaat’ could be loosely translated to mean vowels. It means fine-tuning the vowels.

Madd: Fard and Mustahab

Madd: extension of vowels in tajweed. Two types: fard (required) for madh inside a word, and mustahab (recommended) for madd that connects words.

When is a Ya a Ya?

When ya (ى) has dots or a kasra on the letter before it, it’s pronounced as a ya. If there’s an alif on the letter before it, it’s pronounced as an alif.

Qalqala: Mnemonic and Mistakes

Learn Arabic recitation (tajweed): Qalqala (bouncing noise or echo). The mnemonic to memorise the letters (قطب جد), and common mistake letters.

Learn Pronounciation in Surah Faitha

Surah Fatiha contains almost all the Arabic letters that the English language lacks. Learn and practice them automatically at least 17 times daily.

Tajweed Review Website

This website provides an excellent refresher on tajweed (Qur’an recitation): http://www.geocities.com/rameezabid/recite.htm.

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