In the same way we sometimes wished that our holiday period can be a little longer, your tongue, ears and some letters themselves wish that

I felt there was a need to put up this page for people who may not be entirely familiar with the way this site functions.

One of the largest sections of Tajweed is Ahkaam Al-Madd. There are 9 different types of madd, with two further splitting into five segments, therefore

This-is-is    post-ost-ost    will-ill-ill    be-be-be    about-out-out    Qalqalah-ah-ah…   But what is Qalqalah? First, be rest assured I won’t type echos for the rest

Clarity is sometimes what we’re all after. Likewise, some things just need to be said as clear as mmmmud. Right? Rule three: Ith-haar Shafawee (pronouncing

The first rule for Al-Meem Al-Saakinah looked at the succession of a meem after a meem saakinah (مْ). The second rule looks at meem saakinah followed by a baa (ب). Rule two: Ikhfaa Shafawee (Hiding