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صفحه 1:
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صفحه 2:
INTRODUCTION » What is Tajwid? Tajwid is to perfect the pronunciation of letters and rules whilst. reciting Quran in a way that is close to the recitation of the Prophet SAW. » What is the reward of perfecting your Tajwid? The prophet PBUH said: (the one that recites the عن بي أمامة قالسمت سیل‌لله 4 یقول eel ‏ا‎ Quran and is ۱ a professional in reciting it gets rewarded by having ranks like _ the angel Sand the one that recites it and struggles in recitin 1 gets two rewards.) 99 8 fy J » Why learn Tajwid? To recite the Quran as close as possible to the way the prophet Muhammad PBUH recited. The prophet Muhammad PBUH said: (the best of you are those who learn the Quran and teach it) 

صفحه 3:
| SKGANS OF SPEECH “There are 5 organs of speech in which the Arabic letters come from as shown below: + Al-Jawf: the empty space in the chest through the throat and + Al-Halq: the throat - Al-Lisaan: the tongue » Ash-Shafataan: the two lips » Al-Khayshoom: the nose or nasal passage 0 اب ت ث ج ح خ دذرز ‎gre set‏ س‌ش ص ض ط ظ ع غ فق لذ ل م ن هو ء ي 

صفحه 4:
AL-JAWE agai OQ Al-Jawf: this is the empty space in the chest area. There are 3 letters that come from this organ. The 3 letters are: Ss ۱ 3 U These letters only come from Al-Jawf in certain conditions as follows: The 3 letters must be Sakin. This means they must have a Sukoon or come with no vowel which is usually the case. ClEach of the above letters must have a similar sounded vowel on the preceding letter. This means: Othe | (Alif) must be Sakin and the previous letter must have a Fatha (). 2 Othe 5 (Waaw) must be Sakin and the previous letter must have a Dhamma (). “The g (Yaa) must be Sakin and the previous letter must have a Kasra (), Of we have these letters in the above conditions then we can call them Jawf or Madd letters. 

صفحه 5:
الجوف ۸1-1۸۷۳ OQ Al-Jawf: this is the empty space in the chest area. There are 3 letters that come from this organ. The 3 letters are: Ss ۱ 3 (What does it mean for the above letters to be in Jawf condition? iit means that we will have to lengthen or stretch the letter for a minimum of 2 Harakah’s (around 1.5 seconds) 3 ‎Jawf or Madd letters:‏ ۴ 6۷۵۳0۱۵ لا ‎example of Ali: JLS‏ ‎example of Waaw: ‎ ‎example of Yaa: ‎ 

صفحه 6:
AL-HALQ ‏ال‎ QAI-halq: the Throat. In the throat we have 3 exits and 6 letters. - 3 ح ع ‎c‏ Throat exits and letters: © bottom of the throat: o,¢ OMiddle of the throat: Top of the throat: The wppmmost pont ofthe throat J & The md coint ofthe throat te “Te lowest par of the reat en 

صفحه 7:
-AL-LISAAN ‏شا‎ QAI-Lisaan: the Tongue. In the tongue we have 4 areas, 10 exits and 18 letters in total. OAreas of tongue: 1. Back of the tongue: 73, *3 . Middle of the tongue: 4s , uw, °¢ . Edges & sides of the tongue: °J, “ye ررض :عباووها ۱36 9۲ دس ذم نا كد 

صفحه 8:
ASH-SHAFATAAN ‏اشنا‎ OAsh-Shafataan: the 2 lips. On the 2 lips we have 2 exits and 4 letters in total. UeExits on lips: 1. The two lips together: 5,¢,0 2. The bottom lip with the upper teeth: ‏ف‎ 

صفحه 9:
AL-KHAYSHOOM ‏الخيشوم‎ QAI-Khayshoom: this is the nasal passage where the Ghunna (the attribute for the letters y and ») comes from. There are no letters that come from this organ however its considered an organ due to it being used a lot in the recitatice o£ Ours 

ال َّتْج ِو ي ُد TAJWID By Musa Abuzaghleh INTRODUCTION  What is Tajwid? Tajwid is to perfect the pronunciation of letters and rules whilst reciting Quran in a way that is close to the recitation of the Prophet SAW.  What is the reward of perfecting your Tajwid? The prophet PBUH said: (the one that recites the Quran and is a professional in reciting it gets rewarded by having ranks like the angels; and the one that recites it and struggles in reciting gets two rewards.)  Why learn Tajwid? To recite the Quran as close as possible to the way the prophet Muhammad PBUH recited. The prophet Muhammad PBUH said: (the best of you are those who learn the Quran and teach it) َم َخ اِر ُج اْلُح ُر وِف ORGANS OF SPEECH There are 5 organs of speech in which the Arabic letters come from as shown below: • Al-Jawf: the empty space in the chest through the throat and mouth • Al-Halq: the throat • Al-Lisaan: the tongue • Ash-Shafataan: the two lips • Al-Khayshoom: the nose or nasal passage AL-JAWF اَجْلوف  Al-Jawf: this is the empty space in the chest area. There are 3 letters that come from this organ. The 3 letters are: ي ا و  These letters only come from Al-Jawf in certain conditions as follows:  The 3 letters must be Sakin. This means they must have a Sukoon or come with no vowel which is usually the case.  Each of the above letters must have a similar sounded vowel on the preceding letter. This means:  The ( اAlif) must be Sakin and the previous letter must have a Fatha ( ). َ ُ  The ( وWaaw) must be Sakin and the previous letter must have a Dhamma ( ).  The ( يYaa) must be Sakin and the previous letter must have a Kasra ( ). ِ  If we have these letters in the above conditions then we can call them Jawf or Madd letters. AL-JAWF اَجْلوف  Al-Jawf: this is the empty space in the chest area. There are 3 letters that come from this organ. The 3 letters are: ي ا و  What does it mean for the above letters to be in Jawf condition?  It means that we will have to lengthen or stretch the letter for a minimum of 2 Harakah’s (around 1.5 seconds)  Example of Jawf or Madd letters: َق اَل ُق وُلوا ِق يَل  Example of Alif:  Example of Waaw:  Example of Yaa: AL-HALQ اَحْل ْل ُق Al-halq: the Throat. In the throat we have 3 exits and 6 letters. خ غ ح Throat exits and letters:  bottom of the throat: ه,ء Middle of the throat: ح,ع Top of the throat: خ,غ ع ه ء AL-LISAAN الِّلَس اُن Al-Lisaan: the Tongue. In the tongue we have 4 areas, 10 exits and 18 letters in total. Areas of tongue: 1. Back of the tongue: 2 ك, 1ق 2. Middle of the tongue: 3 ي, 3 ش, 3ج 3. Edges & sides of the tongue: 5 ل, 4ض 4. Tip of the tongue: , 9 ز, 9 ص, 9 س, 8 ط, 8 د, 8 ت, 7 ر, 6ن 10 ظ, 10 ذ, 10ث ASH-SHAFATAAN الَّش َف َت ان Ash-Shafataan: the 2 lips. On the 2 lips we have 2 exits and 4 letters in total. Exits on lips: 1. The two lips together: و, م, ب 2. The bottom lip with the upper teeth: ف AL-KHAYSHOOM اَخْليُش وم Al-Khayshoom: this is the nasal passage where the Ghunna (the attribute for the letters نand )مcomes from. There are no letters that come from this organ however its considered an organ due to it being used a lot in the recitation of Quran.