There are a few nouns in Arabic that begin with hamzatul wasl and do not have the laam at-ta’reef (al) in the beginning. During recitation, your teacher may test you by asking you to make a testing stop at one of these words and continue recitation starting with one of these words. When beginning with […]
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THE FIRST WAY – قَطٰعُ الجَميع (Stop at all of them) In this way, we can stop at the end of the last ayah of the surat Al-Baqarah (take a breath), then recite basmalah and stop (take a breath), and then recite the beginning ayah of the Surat Aal ‘Imraan. Example of قَطٰعُ الجَميع THE SECOND WAY […]
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The riwayah of Hafs ‘an ‘Aasim is the most common way of reciting the Quran in our time. In this riwayah, basmalah is always read between the two surahs (except Anfaal and At-Tawbah). There are other Qira’a that allow connecting between two consecutive surahs without basmalah. Example: The Qira’a of warsh ‘an Nafi’ allows connecting […]
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The haa us sakt is haa saakin that appears at the end of the word هْ It occurs in 7 unique words in 9 positions in the Quran Positions in the Quran – There are two ways to read this in general 1. By making waqf (ending of ayah) – read as usual. 2. Waslan […]
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The waqf laazim is represented by the sleeping meem (see below) and one must stop at this position. (meem naaimah) . This meem is located above position of waqf laazim. Juz 1 – Surah Baqarah – Verse 26 Juz 1 – Surah Baqarah – Verse 118 Juz 2 – Surah Baqarah – Verse 212 Juz […]
Continue ReadingRule: If a word ending with one of the madd letters (alif, waw or ya) is following by another word that starts with a sukoon – the madd will be dropped when we read these words together without pause. Let learn this rule with an example In the above example, let’s look at the highlighted […]
Continue ReadingSri Lanka – the pearl of the Indian Ocean – is an island country in South Asia, located in the Indian Ocean. It is known as the ‘Pearl of the Indian Ocean’ because of its shape and location. Ceylon as it was formerly known is separated from peninsular India by the Palk strait. Its proximity […]
Continue ReadingSome Indians today hate Aurangzeb who was the 6th emperor of the Mughal empire. The reason for their hatred? Well, they claim Aurangzeb razed several thousands of Hindu temples to the ground simple because of his hatred towards the Hindus, forced millions of Indians to convert to Islam and engaged in a genocide of Hindus. […]
Continue ReadingGREETING EACH OTHER Communication is fundamental to human interaction and verbal communication is one of the main forms of human interaction. Through communication we express ourselves, we exchange ideas and thoughts that is a very important part of our lives. Greeting is a means of initiating communication with each other that is used across all […]
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