Your Guide for Reciting Quran with Tajweed
No doubt that every Muslim should do his best to recite the Holy Quran very skillfully in righteous way; and the only way to achieve this aim is to learn Tajweed Rules and practice reciting Quran with tajweed using a talent Quran teacher or a teacher who has an Ijazzah "a certificate" in reciting and teaching Quran so he can learn him and listen to his recitation and correct his mistakes while he reading.
With my students I do so; after I teach them every Tajweed Rule I urge them to apply it while reading so they can apply all needed Rules for Tajweed and Reciting Quran as it is received from Allah.
I prepared for this purpose the Rules for Tajweed in a shape of slides or pictures that every slide or picture include one single tajweed rule. I found out that separating Rules for Tajweed in parts lead my student to know rules for tajweed very professionally and practice them very skillfully.
From Here I'd love to share these slides with you so as you can learn tajweed for Rules very easily and practice them very skillfully.
(Sharing is allowed but please refer to the source)
What is Tajweed?
History of Tajweed
The Purpose of Tajweed
The Ruling of Reading with Tajweed
The Obligation of Reading with Tajweed
Helpful Tips Towards Learning Tajweed
Noon and Meem Mushaddad
Rules of Qalqalah
Heavy Letters (Heavy in all cases)
Light Letters (Light in all cases)
Temporary Heavy Letters (heavy in cases and light in cases)
Alif Madd (When it is heavy and when it is light)
Lam of The Exalted name of "Allah" (when it is heavy and when it is light)
Rules of Raa being heavy or light or light and heavy
Rules of Raa being Heavy
Rules of Raa being Light
Heavy or Light Raa' but light is better
Heavy or Light Raa" but Heavy is better
Rules of Noon Sakin, Izhar Halqi (throat clear)
Rules of Noon Sakin, Iqlab (turning over)
Rules of Noon Sakin, Idgham (mixing)
Rules of Noon Sakin, Ikfhaa Haqiqi (hiding)
The Meaning of Tanween
How to write Tanween and how to pronounce it
The purpose of Tanween
The Shape of Tanween in Othmanic Moshaf
Rules of Tanween, Izhar Halqi (throat clear)
Rules of Tanween, Iqlaab (turning over)
Rules of Tanween, Idgham (mixing)
Rules of Tanween, Ikfaa Haqiqi (real hiding)
Rules of Meem sakin, Ikhfaa shafawi (lips hiding)
Rules of Meem sakin, Idgham Motamathleen sagher (mixing)
Rules of Meem sakin, izhaar shafawi (clear realted to lips)
Mad Tabee'ee (Natural Madd)
Madd al-badal
Mad al-ewadh
Mad Aridh li-sukoon
Mad al-leen
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