Belajar Tajwid

Learn Tajweed in order to read the Koran properly and correctly

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Taken from several references, the data is presented as is and quoted from several sites. May be useful.

table of contents

- What is the Tajweed Koran?

- Various kinds of Tajweed laws

- The Law of Reading Nun Mati / Tanwin

- Izhar and Izhar letters

- Idgham and Idgham letters

- Idghom Bighunnah

- Idghom Bilaghunnah

- An exception

- Iqlab and Iqlab letters

- Ikhfa and Ikhfa letters

- Ghunnah's voice at Ikhfa recitation

- Law reads Ra

- Ra is pronounced as Tafkhim which means thick

- Ra is pronounced tarqiq (thin) or Tarkik

- Ra can be read as tafkhim or tarqiq

- Maad Reading Law

- Mad Ashli ​​/ mad thobi'i

- Mad Far'i

- Mad Wajib Muttashil

- Mad Jaiz Munfashil

- Mad Aridh Lisukuun

- Mad Badal

- Mad 'Iwad

- Mad Custom

- Mad Lazim Mutsaqqol Kalimi

- Mad Lazim Mukhoffaf Kalimi

- Mad Lazim Harfi Musyba '

- Mad Lazim Mukhoffaf harfi

- Mad Layyin

- Mad Shilah

- Mad Shilah Qashiroh

- Mad Shilah Thowilah

- Mad Farqu

- Mad Tamkin

- Mim Dead Law

- Ikhfa Syafawi

- Idgham Mimi

- Izhar Syafawi

- The law of qalqalah

- Qalqalah kubra (big)

- Qalqalah Sugra (small)

- Alif Lam Reading Law

- Definition of the reading law "Al" Syamsiyah.

- Definition of the reading law "Al" Qamariyah

- Signs of Waqf