Ghunna is a rule that applies to letters with a shaddah. When the letters mim or noon have a shaddah, their sounds are prolonged through nasalization (ghunnah). Qalqalah refers to letters that are read with a jerking sound when saakin. These letters are qaf, taa, baa, jiim, daal. The document provides examples of applying ghunna and identifying where qalqalah occurs in verses. It also notes that the last letter of a verse becomes saakin if it is a letter of qalqalah.
Ghunna is a rule that applies to letters with a shaddah. When the letters mim or noon have a shaddah, their sounds are prolonged through nasalization (ghunnah). Qalqalah refers to letters that are read with a jerking sound when saakin. These letters are qaf, taa, baa, jiim, daal. The document provides examples of applying ghunna and identifying where qalqalah occurs in verses. It also notes that the last letter of a verse becomes saakin if it is a letter of qalqalah.
Ghunna is a rule that applies to letters with a shaddah. When the letters mim or noon have a shaddah, their sounds are prolonged through nasalization (ghunnah). Qalqalah refers to letters that are read with a jerking sound when saakin. These letters are qaf, taa, baa, jiim, daal. The document provides examples of applying ghunna and identifying where qalqalah occurs in verses. It also notes that the last letter of a verse becomes saakin if it is a letter of qalqalah.
Ghunna is a rule that applies to letters with a shaddah. When the letters mim or noon have a shaddah, their sounds are prolonged through nasalization (ghunnah). Qalqalah refers to letters that are read with a jerking sound when saakin. These letters are qaf, taa, baa, jiim, daal. The document provides examples of applying ghunna and identifying where qalqalah occurs in verses. It also notes that the last letter of a verse becomes saakin if it is a letter of qalqalah.
Tajweed Intensive Workshop Session 3 Two Simple Rules: Ghunna Qalqalah
1 Ghunna
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2 What is Ghunna?
When the letter “ ”مand letter “ ”نhave a
Shaddah(ّ) then they will be recited with Ghunnah(nasalization). The length of nasalization does not have a precise count but comes with experience You have to prolong the sound of the مor ن to apply ghunna. These are the ONLY TWO huroof on which the rule of ghunna will apply.
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3 How to read Ghunna Example 1: Normally, the word ا ِ َّنis read “inna”. However, that is incorrect. Ghunna applies on the letter نas it carries a shadd. Hence the correct pronunciation is “innnnna”, i.e. prolonging the “nn” sound of the ن.
Example 2: The word ث ُ َّمis normally read “Thumma”. But when we apply Ghunna to the letter م, the correct pronunciation becomes “Thummmmma”, i.e. prolonging the “mm” sound of the م.
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4 Practice Ghunna Consider Surah An Naas(Surah number114) given below. Identify the places of Ghunna
6 What is Qalqala? When letters of Qalqala have Sukoon (Jazm) on them, then they will be read with an echoing or jerking sound The letters of Qalqala are:
ق ط ب ج د Here is an acronym through which you can remember them all:
ٍّ جد َ ب ُ ُ قُط FAST Tajweed Intensive - Summer 2012 7 Practice Qalqala Read the qalqala letters in the following words with a jerk or echo sound:
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8 Qalqalah When a stop is made at the end of a verse and the ending letter is one of the Qalqala letters, the same rule applies. The last letter will become Saakin irrespective of the vowel sign.
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9 Practice Qalqalah Identify the points of Qalqalah in the given verses
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