Advanced Tajweed rules includes Makharij & Sifaat in details

Explore advanced tajweed rules, makharij and sifat with practical guidance on articulation, lam sakin varieties, madd, idgham, and tafkheem across mutamathilan, mutajanisan, and related concepts.

Learn the four ways of basmala with isti'atha at the start of the surah, including qat'ul jameeh, waslul jameeh, and related rules on madd, hamzatul wask, and surah beginnings.

Explain how to apply isti'atha and basmala for Surah At-Tawbah, detailing when to join or pause, breathing points, and options for starting from the second ayah.

Learn when to use isti'aza versus basmalah in recitation, including cases about hellfire, shaytan, the disbeliever, and Allah's names, and when to start with basmalah.

The lecture explains the five types of letters in the Quran, how sound is produced through tasadum, tabaad, ihtizaz, and ihtikak, and how makharij influence articulation.

Explore the three states of Qalqala letters in the Qur'an—sakin, mutaharrik, and mudghamma—and their articulation rules for harakat, tasadud, tabaad, Tarafi'ud wal-Nutq, and shadda.

Master the azminatul huruf, the timing of letters, including shidda, tawassut, and rakhawa, and explore the five letter types—sakin, mutaharrik, shadda, mad, and qalqala.

Practice a practical isti'atha exercise, analyzing how each letter behaves with taba'ud, tasadum, or ihtizaz, and matching timing, vowels, and mad rules to master tajweed.

Identify the five makharij—jawf, halk, lisan, shafatan, and khayshum—and their 17 sub-makhraj, explain muhakkaq and muqaddar, and note the nasal ghina shared by nun and mim.

Examine the jawf makhraj and its madd letters alif maddiya, waw maddiya, and yaa maddiya. Discuss the 17 makharij and the 16 and 14 opinions, plus jazariyya lines.

Master mad letters and makhraj by outlining alif, waw, and ya mad with jawf origins and muqaddar makhraj, using Qur'an examples and isti'adah and basmala exercises for practice.

Learn the makhraj al-halk, the throat, focusing on the three articulation points for six letters - hamzan ha, ayn ha, and ghayn ha - and how tassadum and taba'ud shape their pronunciation.

Explore the parts of the mouth, teeth, and tongue, including the tongue’s four regions and the 18 articulation points, to master tajweed makharij for Qaf and Kaaf.

Learn the makhraj of qaf and kaaf from the deepest part of the tongue, Aqsa al-lisayr, touching the soft palate between the soft and hard palates, with fatha, dhamma, kasra.

Master the makhraj of laam from the front edge of the tongue, including tip closure, rahawa, tawassud, and heaviness or lightness in examples like Bismillah and Allah.

This lecture reviews makharij, jawf, and the four tongue regions, then details the noon and ra makharij from the tip of the tongue with practical articulation tips.

Master articulation of دال, تاء, and طاء by placing the tongue tip behind teeth at the gum root, avoiding contact, and contrasting heavy طاء with lighter دال and تاء.

Learn to articulate Saad, Zay, and Seen from the tip of the tongue and upper teeth, master the safir whistling, and build a practice table with Quran-based examples.

This lecture explains the makhraj of zaa, thaa, and thal by touching the tongue tip to the teeth, distinguishing zaa from dhaad, and practicing light and heavy sounds.

Learn the lip-based makharij for faa and baa, using the inner lower lip with the upper teeth and the lips together, with practice on fatha, damma, and kasra.

explains the makhraj of waw and meem from the lips, including the waw ghayrul maddiyya circling the lips and meem closing the lips with nasal ghunna through the nasal cavity.

Review the makharij from the Jazariyya, covering 17 makharij across jawf, halk, lisan, shafatayn, and khaishumu, with line-by-line reading and memorization of the chart.

Learn the first pair of sifat, jah and hams, and how vocal cords control breath, distinguishing zay (jah) from seen (hams) with the fahathahu shakhsun sakat mnemonic.

Explore the tajweed sifat of shidda, tawassut, and rakhawa, distinguishing them from jahra and hams at the makhraj, and practice classifying letters by these definitions.

Explore the sifat al-ista'la and al-istifal, distinguishing tafkheem from tarkheem by raising or not raising the deepest tongue to the roof of the mouth.

Learn the adhesion (Itbaaq) and opening (Infitaah) in tajweed, detailing Itbaaq vs Infitaah, the four Itbaaq letters Saad, Daad, Ta, Dha, and how tongue position and Kasra affect heaviness.

Explain ismat and ithlaq - the fluent and the forbidden - in tajweed, and instruct memorizing the firra min lub group as the ithlaq letters, with the rest ismat.

Explore the whistling characteristic of letters ص, ز, س and the sharp sound through narrow passages; then cover qalqala with views on صغرة and كبرى, with pausing guidance.

Explains sifatul leen, the ease of leen letters with a light running sound, and introduces الانحراف, the deviation in ل and ر with tongue movement.

Master tajweed tekrr in the Dhiraaq and prevent repetition by shaping the tongue to form a small hole, then study tafasheen and the spreading air in Sheen.

learn the tajweed lengthening of the daad (الاستطالة) by keeping the tongue on the roof and sliding to touch the root of the upper teeth; avoid leaving the roof.

This lecture explains ghunna as an inherent feature of nun and meem in makharij and sifat, and how to exaggerate ha, waw, alif, ya with mad.

Explore 39 tajweed characteristics by strength and weakness, detailing strong traits jahr, shiddah, isti'la, itbaq, and weak traits dhileen, khafaa, plus idghaam naqs and idghaam kamil in makharij and sifaat.

Explore ahkam of lam sakinah and the five lam types: lamul ism, lamul fi'al, lamul harf, lamul amr, and lamul tarif (qamariyya and shamsiyya)—with idgham and izhar from Quran.

Delve into lam saakinah types, completing lamul amr and lamul ta'rif, and distinguish lamul amr from lamul fi'al with grammatical rules, examples, and pronunciation guidance.

Explore the relationship between two meeting letters in the Qur'an, including mutamathilain, mutajinsain, mutaqaribain, and mutabaidain, and learn how makhraj and sifat determine idgham or merging.

Explore the mutamathilan family of identical letters, their sagheer, kabeer, and mutlaq forms, and master idgham and idhar rules with key exceptions for waw maddiya, ya maddiya, and sakt.

This lecture explains mutajanseen letters share the same makhraj but differ in sifat, and covers ادغام types, including ناقص and كامل, with wajib and jaiz, using Qur'an examples.

Explore المتقاربين (close letters) and المتباعدين (far apart letters) in tajweed, detailing اضغام types, لام into ر, ن into ي, and لام شمسية rules with examples.

Practice identifying the five idgham types in the Quran—mutamathilain, mutajanisain, mutaqariban, mutaba'idan, and related concepts—assessing wajib or jaiz, kamal or naqis, and ghunna with real examples.

Explore two tafkheem frameworks—three levels and five levels—using Al-Mitwalli's poem; learn to classify heavy letters by fatha, dhamma, and kasra and apply it to Quran examples.

Review the mad types, including mad tabi'i, mad fara'i, mad lazim, mad mutasil, mad munfasil, ja'iz munfasil, and sila kubra, and learn when to stretch or stop.

Learn to apply the strongest of the two causes for madd in Quran recitation, using Qa'idat Aqwa As-Sababayn, and manage Mad Mutasal, Mad Aarid, Da'arid, and related mudud with consistency.

Identify the stronger mad among two types of mad, continuing the earlier lesson, with practice through a poem to memorize and recite quickly.

Explore how the stronger of two madd causes governs waqf and wasl, covering madd al-arid lissukul, madd al-badr, madd muttasil, and madd al-badal, with four, five, or six counts.

Learn how hamzatul qata'i meets hamzatul wasl in words, when hamzatul wasl drops in verbs, and read with tasheel or ibdaal, including madd.