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    Tajweed Course - Stopping

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    This document provides instructions on how to properly stop when reciting the Quran. It discusses: 1) How to stop at the end of a word by either changing the last letter's harakah to sukun or transforming a double zabar into an alif. 2) How to treat a small noon between two words - only reading it if reciting the words together, otherwise skipping it. 3) Emphasizing letters with a shaddah when stopping. 4) Taking a short pause without breath interruption when encountering the )*+, sign.

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    This document provides instructions on how to properly stop when reciting the Quran. It discusses: 1) How to stop at the end of a word by either changing the last letter's harakah to sukun or transforming a double zabar into an alif. 2) How to treat a small noon between two words - only reading it if reciting the words together, otherwise skipping it. 3) Emphasizing letters with a shaddah when stopping. 4) Taking a short pause without breath interruption when encountering the )*+, sign.

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    This document provides instructions on how to properly stop when reciting the Quran. It discusses: 1) How to stop at the end of a word by either changing the last letter's harakah to sukun or transforming a double zabar into an alif. 2) How to treat a small noon between two words - only reading it if reciting the words together, otherwise skipping it. 3) Emphasizing letters with a shaddah when stopping. 4) Taking a short pause without breath interruption when encountering the )*+, sign.

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    Tajweed Course - Stopping

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    This document provides instructions on how to properly stop when reciting the Quran. It discusses: 1) How to stop at the end of a word by either changing the last letter's harakah to sukun or transforming a double zabar into an alif. 2) How to treat a small noon between two words - only reading it if reciting the words together, otherwise skipping it. 3) Emphasizing letters with a shaddah when stopping. 4) Taking a short pause without breath interruption when encountering the )*+, sign.

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    Tajweed Course

    Rules for stopping at a letter

    Deen Foundation
    www.DeenFoundation.org.uk
    This Tajweed course is brought to you by
    Deen Foundation.

    One of the core objectives of Deen Foundation is


    to spread knowledge and educate the world on
    different religious, social and professional matters
    by publishing books, articles, video presentations
    and holding conferences.

    Deen Foundation
    www.DeenFoundation.org.uk
    How to stop?
    • We break our voice and breadth to stop at a
    word.
    Different signs
    Signs used in the What to do?
    Holy Quran
    ! "# ‫ذ ص‬ Don’t stop, carry on reading
    )*+, ‫س‬ A quick pause without breaking your breadth
    ‫ ج ط م‬34 Do stop
    End of verse Do stop
    How to stop?
    Letters with Shaddah Single harakah

    Stopping with )*+, signs How to stop? Double Zer & Pesh:
    ٌٍ

    Small Ta: ‫ة‬


    Double Zabar : ً
    How to stop?
    • When we want to stop at a word, we need
    to look at the last letter of that word:
    – If the last letter is small Ta ‫ ة‬it becomes small
    Ha sakin ْD

    ٍ‫ َة‬
    َ ُ ْ َ 
    َ ُ

    ٍ‫ُ ََة‬ ْ ََ ُ


    How to stop?
    • If the last letter is not small Ta, we look at
    the Harakah of the last letter:

    – For single harakah, such as


    Zabar, Zer & Pesh, change it into
    Mَ Oِ PQَR ْMOِ PQَR
    Jazam/Sukun Maqabera Maqaber

    – For Double Zer and Double Pesh,


    change it into Jazam/Sukun
    ٌHIJK ْHIJK
    Shahidun Shahid
    – For Double Zabar, change it into
    Alif PًTْH4َ PTْH4َ
    Qadhan Qadha
    • In short:
    – If the last letter has double zabar, it becomes
    Alif
    – Any other harakah changes into Sukun
    How to stop?
    • Sometimes, we see a small Noon written in between two words:
    %َ&'ْ ‫ح نِ ا‬
    ُ ُ"
    • When we see a small Noon in between two words, we only read
    this Noon if we are reading the two words together.
    • But if we stop at the first word, then we would not read the small
    Noon. In this case, we simply start with the next word.
    • For example:
    – Read both words together: {%َ&'ْ ‫ح نِ ا‬
    ُ ُ"}
    – Read both words separately: {%َ&'ْ ِ‫ح { }ا‬ ْ ُ"}
    – This is wrong: {%َ&'ْ ‫ح { }نِ ا‬
    ْ ُ"}
    • Other examples
    – 4
    ُ 25 6
    ِ َ ‫ نِ ا‬1َ 2ْ 3
    َ
    – َ:;ِ<ّ‫ ْ ُر نِ ا‬8
    ُ 9َ
    How to stop with a Shaddah letter?

    • When you stop on a letter with Shaddah ّ,


    read that letter with force:
    • 1C D
    َ َ ْ ‫َ ا‬:;ْ َ‫أ‬
    • 1C Gَ Hَ I
    ْ  ُ ْ ‫<ِ نِ ا‬Fِ َ ْ ;َ
    How to stop at )*+, sign?
    • When we see the )*+, sign after a word,
    we need to have a short pause at that
    word, then continue with the recitation
    WITHOUT breaking out breadth.
    • When we keep the pause, we must not
    break our breadth.
    • Examples:
    • ‫ق‬
    ٍ ‫*) رَا‬+, ْ[Rَ "َ Iِ4‫َو‬
    • ‫ن‬
    َ ‫*) رَا‬+, ْ"Oَ Pàَ‫آ‬

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