Addeddate 2016-09-20 15:15:34 Identifier isengt Identifier-ark ark:/13960/t5q866k8p Ocr ABBYY FineReader 11.0 Ppi 300 Scanner Internet Archive HTML5 Uploader 1.6.3. This page contains links to various tajweed quizzes made available based on the content presented on the heesbees tajweed site. An 80% minimum has been set as the paas/fail for the quizzes, but remember it’s not always about the numbers 🙂 Level One Tajweed Rues Quiz. Level Two Tajweed Rules Quiz. Level Three Tajweed Rules Quiz. Tajweed literally means to adorn and beautify. In the context of the recitation of the Quraan Shareef, tajweed refers to the correct pronunciation of the letters and applying the various rules of recitation. The importance of Tajweed cannot be overemphasized. The recitation of the Qur’aan Shareef in salaah is compulsory. Al Quran Al Kareem - Mushaf Al Tajweed - القرآن الكريم - مصحف التجويد - كلمات القرآن تفسير وبيان Quran, PDF, Arabic Language, Arabic Quran, Tajweed Rules, Quran with Tafseer, Coloured Pages.
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What are common mistakes in Tajweed that non-Arabs make?
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The Basmalah between two surahs
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Seeking refuge and Saying the “Basmalah”
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The Two the same, the two similar, the two close and the two far, Part 6
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The Two the same, the two similar, the two close and the two far, Part 5
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The Two the same, the two similar, the two close, and the two far, Part 4
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The Two the same, the two similar, the two close, and the two far, Part 1
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Articulation points of the Deepest part of the Tongue
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The Two the same, the two similar, the two close, and the two far, Part 2
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The Two the same, the two similar, the two close, and the two far, Part 3
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Brief Grammar Lesson 3
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Brief Grammar Lesson 2
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Brief Grammar Lesson 1
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Hamzah al-Wasl Lesson 1
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Hamzah al-Wasl Lesson 2
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Hamzah al-Wasl Lesson 3
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The articulation point of the fa' and the two lips
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The Mechanism of the formation of letters (Part one)
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The Mechanism of the formation of letters (Part 2)
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Ranks of the ghunnah
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The Ghunnah
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Noon Saakinah and Tanween
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Clarity of the Noon Saakinah and Tanween
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Merging of the noon saakinah and tanween part 1
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Merging of the noon saakinah and tanween part 2
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Exceptions to the idghaam rule of the noon saakinah
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Changing (iqlaab) rule of the noon saakinah and tanween
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Concealment (ikhfa') rule of the noon saakinah and tanween
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The meem saakinah rules, part 1 (ikhfa' shafawee)
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The meem saakinah rules, part 2 (idghaam mithlayn sagheer)
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The meem saakinah rules, part 3 (ithhaar shafawee)
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Laam saakinah rules, part 1 (Laam of the definite article 'the')
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Laam saakinah rules, part 2 (laam saakinah in verbs, nouns, and participles
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The Mudood (Lengthenings) Part 1
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The Mudood (Lengthenings) Part 2
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The Mudood (Lengthenings) Part 3
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The Mudood (Lengthenings) Part 4
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The Mudood (Lengthenings) Part 5
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The Mudood (Lengthenings) Part 6
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Stopping on the ends of words with weak endings 1
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Stopping on the ends of words with weak endings 2
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Stopping on the ends of words with weak endings 3
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Female Ha' Written with Ta', Part 1
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Female Ha' Written with Ta', Part 2
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Female Ha' Written with Ta', Part 3
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The accent in recitation of the Glorious Qur'an part 1
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The accent in recitation of the Glorious Qur'an part 2
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Differences between singularity and plurality of words ending in the female ha' written with a ta' 1
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Differences between singularity and plurality of words ending in the female ha' written with a ta' 2
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The Characteristics of the letters, Part 2 Al-hams and Al-Jahr
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Words written separately and together Al-Maqtoo3 Al-MawSool 1
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The Characteristics of the letters, Part 3, Ash-shiddah, At-Tawassit, Ar-Rakhaawah
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Words written separately and together, Al-Maqtoo3 wa Al-MawSool 2
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The Characteristics of the letters, Part 4, Al-Isti'laa', Al-Istifaal
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Words written separately and together, Al-Maqtoo3 wa Al-MawSool 3
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The Characteristics of the letters, Part 5, Al-Itbaaq and Al-Infitaah
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Words written separately and together, Al-Maqtoo3 wa Al-MawSool 4
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The Characteristics of the letters, Part 6, Ath-thalaaqah and Al-Ismaat
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Words written separately and together, Al-Maqtoo3 wa Al-MawSool 5
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The Characteristics of the letters, Part 7, Characteristics without opposites (1)
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Words written separately and together, Al-Maqtoo3 wa Al-MawSool 6
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Characteristics of the letters, Part 8, Characteristics without opposites (2)
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Special Words for Hafs 'an 'Aasim by the way of Ash-Shaatibiyyah 1
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Special Words for Hafs 'an 'Aasim by the way of Ash-Shaatibiyyah 2
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Special Words for Hafs 'an 'Aasim by the way of Ash-Shaatibiyyah 3
The definition of tafkheem:Fattening
Its applied definition:It is a heaviness that enters the body of the letter, so that the mouth is filled with its reverberation (echo). The method of making a letter have the characteristic of tafkheem is: elevating the posterior tongue to the roof of the mouth (soft palate), creating more space between the roof of the mouth and the bottom of the mouth, and focusing the pressure of the letter to the roof of the mouth.
The linguistic definition of tarqeeq :Thinness
Its applied definition:It is a thinness that enters the body of the letter, so the mouth is not filled with its reverberation (echo).
The Arabic letters are divided into three groups as to tafkheem and tarqeeq:
1. Letters that always have tafkheem. These are the seven letters in the group . They are also called the tafkheem letters.
2. Letters that have tafkheem sometimes and tarqeeq other times.
a) The lengthened alif.
b) The in the Glorious name of .
c) The
3. Letters that always have tarqeeq. This group consists of the rest of the Arabic alphabet.
The Letters That Always Have Tafkheem
The seven letters of group make up this category. The letters of are
. These letters do not all have the same degree if tafkheem, instead there are differences according to the letter’s characteristics, and the strength or weakness of these characteristics. Every time a letter has a strong characteristic, its tafkheem is stronger. letters ( ) are stronger in tafkheem than the rest of letters due to the adhesion of the tongue to the roof of the mouth in conjunction with the elevation of the tongue. The ranking of letters from strongest is then , then , then , then , then , then
Levels of Tafkheem
There are two different schools of thought when it comes to tafkheem. Both are correct, but the reader should follow one or the other in their reading.
Three Levels of Tafkheem
This school of thought has three different levels in tafkheem. The strongest being the tafkheem letter that has a fat-h, the second being the tafkheem letter with a dhammah, and the third level, the tafkheem letter with a kasrah. The saakin tafkheem letter follows the level of tafkheem of the vowel on the letter before it. This means if the tafkheem letter is saakin, and the letter before it has a fat-ha, then the tafkheem letter will be at the highest level of tafkheem (as the in: ) . The saakin letter of tafkheem preceded by a dhammah would have the second level of tafkheem (as the in : . The saakin tafkheem letter preceded by a kasrah is at the lowest level of tafkheem (such as the in : . Sheikh Mohammed Al-Mutawali described these levels in the following lines:
(Then the heavy ones come
with three levels and they are
The one with a fath, then the dhammah, then the kasrah,
and the saakin follows what preceded it
So what came before it in a vowel,
then assume for it as a harakah that vowel.)
The Five Levels of Tafkheem
The second school of thought of tafkheem has five levels. The highest level being a tafkheem letter being followed by a long alif (for example the in: ). The second level is a tafkheem letter with a fathah on it (such as the and in: ). The next level that of a tafkheem letter having a dhammah (as in ). The next level is a tafkheem letter with a sukoon (for example ). And the last level, that of a tafkheem letter with a kasrah (such as the in: ). This school of thought as to tafkheem varies from the previous three level school in a few ways. First, the tafkheem letter with a fathah has two categories, that of a fath followed by an alif, and then a fathah not followed by an alif. This school also varies from the previous one in that the tafkheem letter with a sukoon has its own level of tafkheem, whereas the other school of thought has the saakin letter following the tafkheem level of the vowel on the letter preceding it. This means that there will be a difference of tafkheem between the saakin letters in this group, which are not affected by the vowel of the letter preceding it, and the other group which is totally affected by the vowel on the letter preceding it. For example, a saakin tafkheem letter preceded by a fathah in the three level school of thought, will have the highest ranking of tafkheem, whereas a saakin tafkheem letter of this five level school of thought, will have the 4th degree of tafkheem. Ash-Sheikh Al-Mutawali described the five levels of tafkheem in the following lines:
(and it is said, no the one with the fat-hah followed by an alif
and after it a fat-hah without an alif
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the one with the dhammah, the saakin, the one with the kasrah;
so that is five, its mention came to you.
and if it is in the lowest level
It has tafkheem, cut off from the istifaal (lowering of the tongue)
So it cannot be said it has tarqeeq
Like its opposite, that is the truth.
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Next tidbit lesson, insha' Allah will continue with tafkheem and tarqeeq, moving on to explain the letters that sometimes have tafkheem and sometimes tarqeeq.