Lesson 9 ,Sukoon and Its Timing, TAJWEED GUIDE BOOK,part 1

TAJWEED GUIDE book,part 1,

Lesson 9 ,Sukoon and its timing

Lesson 9 (beginner)

A course designed to help perfect your recitation.

This is lesson 9 of “Tajweed Guide to Read Right book, part 1”

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This book covers all the main areas of Tajweed that are required to read the Qur’an properly.

We still in Noor Ul Bayan book

Noor Ul Bayan or (Nourani Qaida) is the first step for those who wish to start learning to read holy Qur'an with proper pronunciation.

Lesson 9: Sukoon and timing

This lesson is very very important.

In the Tajweed Guide book you will notice that the Tanween lesson starts first then the Sukoon

But due to the importance of this lesson ,we will start the sukoon first then go back to Tanween Inshaa Allah.

The letters are either Mutaharrik (accompanied by a Harakah), or they are Sakin (accompanied by a Sukoon). Each type has its own length and time.

The Timings of the Letters

1- Voweled letters الحُرُوف الْمُتَحَرِّكَة

The timing of the Mutaharrik letters are equal, within one level from the levels of the recitation

(slow, medium, and fast); meaning: The timing of

a letter with a Fat-ha فتحة = the timing of a letter with Dhammah ضمة= the timing of a letter with Kasrah كسرة

كُـتِبَ , يَعِظُكُم

2- Non-Voweled letters الحُرُوف السَاكِنَة

Are divided into three groups:

Ø أجد قط بكت totaling 8 in all, which, when they are Sakin, do not allow even a little bit of sound to escape. The articulation points for these letters, when pronounced, close completely.

These are the شِدَّة letters.

Ø لن عمر totaling 5, which, when they are Sakin, allow a small or partial amount of sound, to escape. These are the تَوَسُط letters, or between شِدَّة and رَخَاوَة

Ø The remaining letters, which allow for the sound to run freely without any obstruction, and these are the letters of رَخَاوَة

Check out this video where I explain the difference and how this affect the reading of sukoon letters

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