Theory Lesson 10 - Al Ikhfaa | Tajweed Made Easy
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- Assalamu Alaykum
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In this lesson we will review the previous three rules of noon saakinah and learn about the last rule of noon saakinah, which is Al-Ikhfaa'. We will find out its definition, its letters, how we implement this rule correctly and some of the mistakes that people make so we avoid them.
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This is the best explanation for me.Jezakellah sheikh
Assalamu alaikum Ustaz. The lesson is very clear and easy to understand. I learned a lot! May Allah SWT reward you abundantly!
جزاك الله خيرا
Very beneficial
Jazaakullaa'hu khayr ustadz very clear your explanation about IKHFAA RULES OF NUUN SAAKINA'H WA TANWEEEN
Barakallahu Feek, you explained it perfectly.
جزاكم الله خيراً Very helpful
very good explanation May Allah bless you
Beautiful expanation❤️
This is very helpful may Allah reward you in duniya and akhira.
Thank you for your lesson. May Allah reward you
Jazakallahu khairan
Barakallahu fikum. May Allah grant you the best
Masha Allah
I understand !! BarakAllahofik
MashaAllah TabarakAllah
Maa shaa Allah
JazakAllahkhyran brother you made it clear nicely
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اللهم بارك
Mashaallah sisters and bros
Jazakallah sheikh
Perfect to d point n excellent explanation that clears every details
Jazakallah
Allahu akbar I with we had teachers like this in Nicaragua
You are the best teacher mashallah ❤️
Asalomu aleykum va rahmatulloh
Very beautifully explained,ما شاءلله.
I watched many videos but yours is very understandable.Especially when you explain how the tongue should be used with your hand.Continue like this in sho Allah
Jazaka'Allah kheir
MA SHA ALLAH very good explanation 👍
Jazakallahu kheir .very beneficial.
Jazakallah beautifully explained!!
Jazakallah .beautifully explained. Allah bless you .
Wa-jazakumullahu khairan and may Allah bless you too.
Mashaallah! Jazakallah ustaz. You made it easy for me and my daughter to learn tajweed rulings. May allah reward you in the hereafter.
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I saw many videos where it says that you should put your tongue at the bottem while doing ikhfaa which one is now correct?
Assalamu alaykum - I appreciate your clear videos, may Allah(swt) reward you. One part of tajweed that is very confusing to me and I've searched many hours without a response is how to properly pronounce the kasra. I'm not a native arabic speaker, so maybe it's hard for me to distinguish. But sometimes, I hear an "ee" sound in kasra (as in the word eat), and other times, I hear a soft "i" sound (as in the word sit). I know the "ya" gives it this sound, but I am not talking about that. For example - the word "kitab" when I hear it, it has a slight "e" sound from the kasra. However, a word like "min shari" - the "min" has a soft "i" sound even though it also has a kasra. Can you please help me understand this difference that I'm hearing.
walaykum salam. I wish to help but your question and examples are not clear... if you can rephrase and make it clearer with other examples then I can try to help...
@@MadeEasySeries I will try brother, please try to read all of it. So basically, my confusion comes with the kasra and the sound that it makes. I hear two different variations of the kasra. One is an "i" sound (think of how the i sounds in the english word sit). It is a soft "i" sound. Then there is also an "e" sound that I also hear with kasra as well from some people (think of how the e sounds in seat). This is a hard "i" sound.
When I am listening to people speak arabic, or read Quran, some words with kasra give it the soft "i" sound, and other times the words have a hard "i" sound.
For example the word "Muslim" has a soft "i" sound. But the word "Muslimoon" in the Quran has a more pronounced "e" sound. It almost sounds like "Musl-ee'moon".
But we don't hear that "e" sound when saying the word "Muslim".
Another example - if we take the letter Jeem, and give it a kasra, it makes "Jee". However, why is it that the word "jinn" doesn't have that "jee" sound? It sounds like that softer "i" that I mentioned earlier.
I hope it made some sense when I wrote it out like this. Honestly, it has been giving me a lot of trouble and confusion.
@@231doughboy Walaykum salam. I think I understand now..
Basically, remember that a letter with a kasra (a light 'ee' sound) is cosidered to be one Harakah, which just means stretch it to one count. So the word مُسْلِم we'll stretch the 'ل' with one Harakah. If we have a letter with Kasrah then after it is ي then its considered to be 2 counts, so we stretch it to a hard 'ee' sound. So the word مُسْلِمِين we'll make it the hard 'ee' sound when pronuncing the letter 'م' as next to it is a ي.
Likewise if a letter has a dhammah which produces a 'oo' sound, we'll stretch it to one count. So on the first meem of the word مُسْلِم we'll make it light 'oo' sound. If after Dhammah is a 'و' then we'll do a heavy 'oo' sound. So the second meem on the word مُسْلِمُون will have a heavy 'oo'.
Likewise if a letter has fat'hah its one count but a letter with a fat'hah and after is alif tjen its a heavy fat'hah.
I hope I understood the question and my answer was clear.
@@MadeEasySeries is there ikhtilaf regarding ikhfa whether u do it full mouth or not when there is a heavy letter that is an ikhfa letter after noon sakinah or tanween. Sheikh Ayman Swayed doesn't do heavy ikhfa
excellent
As salaamu 'alykum wa rahmatullaahi wa barakatuh.
Ustaadh one thing is clear to me is when we make idhar the tongue touches the roof of the mouth and in case of ikhfaa it's not. But if I want to compare idgham with ي and ikhfaa of heavy letter like ق. How do differentiate between idgham and ikhfaa?
I mean if I say ikhfaa is between idhar and idgham and I give example with
إن هي
من قبل
من يعمل
How should I explain this mechanism?
jazaakAllaahu khairaa
In idghaam, we dont pronounce the noon. We pretty much skip it so for the last one, you go from the م to the ي whilst reading the ي with a shaddah and holding it there to create a ghunnah. So it's like saying مَيَّعمل mayyy-ya3mal
Could you tell me plz which letter is used for heavy gunnah??? May be the letter name is Arabic letter (wao). Plz tell me it is correct or not??? For example
2nd word : koumaoo dollin
1st wotd : aoo sor
3rd word: eoo toliku
5th word: shai eoo kodir
@Amer Jodeh sorry i dont know the arabic language. You see the video carefully so that you can understand about heavy gunnah
What about alif?
Alif and Hamza are the same... they come under the Idhaar letters.
Jzk for the prompt response!
@@darat4732 Wa Iyyak...
If you can remember, next time you use the words of Duas (Mashallah, jazakallahu khayran etc) or salams, write it in full, that way you can get the full reward. As some of the scholars mentioned that abbreviations are not sufficient in earning the reward. Allah knows best.
May Allah bless you...
جزاك الله خيرا You are the best shykh of Tajweed ruling
I hope you accept that, there is a mistake in this video
ماءا ثجاجا
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Thats a mistake too^ it would be ماء with double fatha on the hamza
So it would look like this: مَآءً
Jazakallahu khair