Tajweed lesson module 2
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This document discusses rules regarding the pronunciation of noon saakinah and tanween in Arabic. It explains the concept of ghunnah, which is a nasal sound pronounced on certain letters without tongue movement. Ghunnah is pronounced for 2 seconds on the noon saakinah and tanween. The first rule discussed is al-thahaar, which means pronouncing the noon saakinah or tanween clearly when followed by letters pronounced in the throat, such as haa, hamzah, khaa, etc. Examples of words are given to demonstrate the application of this rule.
Tajweed lesson module 2
- 1. Ilm al-Tajweed Module 戡 悋忰悋 悋惠悴悗惆 Ghunna In relation to Noon Saakinah and tanween one needs to understand the concept of 悋愃悸 which is a quality of only two letters the and the .The qualities of 悋愃悸are: It is a nasal sound which is pronounced without movement of the tongue It is 2 harakaat in length i.e. 1 second lenth An example of 悋愃悸is highlighted in the following ayah : 惺 惠愕悋悄 悗 悋愃悸is pronounced on the mushaddada 悋忰悋 : 愕悋 悸 悋惠 Rule 1: ( 悋惴悋惘Making Apparent) The first of the rules of Noon Saakinah / Tanween is that of pronouncing the sound of the Noon Saakinah / Tanween clearly so that there is a clarification of the sound of the nunation. This rule applies when the Noon Saakinah / Tanween is followed by any of the letters with exit points from the throat ( .)悋忰惘悗 悋忰These letters are six in total and emanate from various parts of the throat as described below: 悽惘悴 悋悗 悋忰 悄 Depths of throat 悗愕愀 悋忰 忰 惺 Middle of throat 悋惆 悋忰 悽 愃 Top of throat The following are examples of 悋惴悋惘for each of the above letters: Example 1 Example 2 悄 悋 悋惆悗 愆悋 悋惆悋 悋悋惘 悋忰 悗 惺 悋惺惠 愕惺悋 惺 忰 忰愕悸 惺 忰 愃 惺惘 悗 愃惘 悽 悽惘 惺 悽惡惘 Kanz ul Hudaa Page 1 of 1 4h Oct 2003