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    The document discusses the rules of Noon Saakinah and Tanween in recitation of the Quran. It explains: 1. There are four main rules - Ithhaar (making clear), Iqlaab (changing), Idgham (merging), and Ikhfa (hiding). 2. Ithhaar means pronouncing the noon clearly without prolonging the sound. It applies when the noon is followed by six "throat" letters. 3. Iqlaab means changing the noon to a meem if followed by ba. Examples of words that demonstrate Ithhaar and Iqlaab are provided. 4. Diacritics are used to indicate

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    The document discusses the rules of Noon Saakinah and Tanween in recitation of the Quran. It explains: 1. There are four main rules - Ithhaar (making clear), Iqlaab (changing), Idgham (merging), and Ikhfa (hiding). 2. Ithhaar means pronouncing the noon clearly without prolonging the sound. It applies when the noon is followed by six "throat" letters. 3. Iqlaab means changing the noon to a meem if followed by ba. Examples of words that demonstrate Ithhaar and Iqlaab are provided. 4. Diacritics are used to indicate

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    The document discusses the rules of Noon Saakinah and Tanween in recitation of the Quran. It explains: 1. There are four main rules - Ithhaar (making clear), Iqlaab (changing), Idgham (merging), and Ikhfa (hiding). 2. Ithhaar means pronouncing the noon clearly without prolonging the sound. It applies when the noon is followed by six "throat" letters. 3. Iqlaab means changing the noon to a meem if followed by ba. Examples of words that demonstrate Ithhaar and Iqlaab are provided. 4. Diacritics are used to indicate

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    Chapter Three
    Noon Saakinah and Tanween
    ICT/ Imam Ahmedulhadi

    Noon Saakin and Tanween


    Noon saakinah is a noon free from any
    vowel .
    It remains unchanged in its written form and as
    well as in pronunciation when continuing to read
    after it and when stopping on it.

    Tanween is written as a double Fatha, Kasrah


    or Dhamma:

    The tanween is a term for an extra noon


    saakinah not used for emphasis, found at the
    end of nouns when continuing the reading, but
    absent from the noun in the written form (the
    noon of the tanween is pronounced but not
    written).
    -:
    .

    A noon saakin and tanween are


    considered the same because the sound of a
    tanween sounds just like a noon saakin.
    Because of this similarity, the two take the
    same rules.
    The rules are applied to the noon saakinah in
    the same way that they are applied to the
    tanween.
    When there is a noon saakinah or tanween,
    we need to look at the next letter following
    the noon saakinah or tanween. The letter
    that follows determines how the noon is
    pronounced, depending on the rule that is

    The rules of Non Sakina And


    Tanween

    The Making Clear : In this case


    the is read clearly
    2. The Changing : Here the is
    changed into another letter.
    3. The Merging : In this case the is
    merged into the next letter either partially or
    completely.
    4. The Hiding : The is hidden so it is
    not a clear noon, but at the same time, not
    merged into the next letter.
    Over the next Slides, Insha Allah, each of
    these rules will be discussed with an
    explanation of their application in recitation.
    1.

    1- The (making clear)

    The word is defined linguistically as:


    clear or obvious :.
    The applied definition of the is:
    Pronouncing every letter from its
    articulation point without a ghunnah [in
    this case, without a prolonged ghunnah]
    on the clear letter.
    So the next letter should be pronounced
    clearly, and articulated from its
    articulation point with NO pause at all.



    Letters Of Making clear


    There are six letters which when immediately
    follow the Non saakinah or tanween, they
    cause the to be pronounced clearly. These
    letters are the throat letters, or the six letters
    which are articulated from the throat
    ) (
    We can memorize from this Arabic Saying

    The saakinah can be in the middle of a word
    or at the end of the word, the Tanween is only
    at the end of a word, namely a noun.

    Examples of Ithhaar
    -
    ( )124

    -
    ( )16
    -
    ( )168

    ( )26

    .

    -
    ( )7
    -

    ( )27

    -
    ( )29
    -



    ( )82

    -
    ( )220

    -
    ( )36
    -
    ( )43
    -
    ( )74
    -
    ( )7


    The way written Quran Mushaf
    - : .
    - (

    ):

    2- The Changing

    Linguistically it means Changing


    something from its original way.
    :

    The (changing) of the saakinah and


    tanween is defined in applied tajweed as
    The changing of noon saakinah or the
    tanween into a when followed by a with
    the observance of a lengthened ghunnah
    on the letter .
    .

    Examples of Iqlaab
    : .

    ( )246

    -
    .
    (
    -
    .)261

    ( .)44



    -
    -
    ( .)15


    ( . )246
    -

    ( )15


    The way written Quran
    Mushaf

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