Easy Tajweed / Alhudhayfi
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Easy Tajweed / Alhudhayfi

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Tajweed Made Easy addresses the importance of bringing the science of Tajweed closer and making it easier for beginners with a concise book that includes the most important principles and fundamentals of this science, and simplifying its issues for the general learner for easy utilization. 

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Book description:

    • Author's name: Dr.. Dr. Ali bin Abdulrahman Alhudaifi
    • Number of pages: 189 pages 
    • The subject of the book: Easy intonation 

The contents of the book:

  1. Minister's Introduction
  2. Secretariat Introduction
  3. Introduction to the book
  4. The virtues of the Quran
  5. Verses about his virtue
  6. Hadiths on his virtue
  7. Hadiths on the virtues of specific suras and verses 
  8. Definition of intonation
  9. Intonation rule 
  10. The Purpose of Tajweed
  11. Recitation ranks .
  12. Overt and subtle melody
  13. Recall
  14. Formulas for invocationCases of invocation
  15. Bismillah
  16. Letter Exits Chapter
  17. Number of letter exits
  18. General Exits and Special Exits
  19. The first director: Hollow
  20. Second exit: Throat
  21. Third exit: Tongue
  22. Fourth exit: Lips 
  23. Fifth exit: gill
  24. Letter titles
  25. Chapter on Characteristics of Letters
  26. The Benefits of Knowing Attributes
  27. Number of letter adjectives
  28. Necessary archetypal qualities
  29. Adjectives that have an opposite
  30. Qualities that have no opposites 
  31. Alkaline ranks 
  32. Singing ranks
  33. Strengths and Weaknesses of Qualities
  34. A table showing the qualities of the letters
  35. Chapter on Consonant Nouns and Tanween 
  36. Showing
  37. Muffling
  38. overturning
  39. Concealment
  40. Chapter on Consonant Memes 
  41. Consonant Lammas Chapter
  42. Definition L
  43. L of the verb
  44. The letter L in Do and Bill 
  45. Name L
  46. Command L
  47. Bab al-Bab al-Muqamalim and al-Muqamalim
  48. Talking about amplified letters one by one
  49. Amplification ranks
  50. Talking about laminated letters one at a time 
  51. Talking about enclosed and enlarged letters
  52. Rule of Thousand
  53. L rule
  54. T rule
  55. Verdict of the R's
  56. The rule for the R's endowment
  57. Words that have different judgments about whether or not they can be seen as an endowment 
  58. Bab Al-Idgham and its parts
  59. Big bang
  60. Small drowning
  61. Reasons for inclusion
  62. Edgham Semen Thelen
  63. Hakam H. Maliya with an edge
  64. Convergence of convergences
  65. Inserting homophones
  66. Contraindications 
  67. Full immersion
  68. Imperfect immersion
  69. (Aspects of the word "believe" in Joseph 
  70. The short and long chapter
  71. Tide letters
  72. Tide sections
  73. Original tide.
  74. Subtide
  75. Types of Subtides
  76. Continuous tide
  77. Separate tide
  78. Extend the wildcard
  79. The Necessary Tide and its Divisions
  80. Accidental Tide of Silence 
  81. Extending the opening lines of the surahs
  82. Mududud ranks
  83. The reason for the necessary stretching in "Allah's pain" in the first Surah Al-Imran has changed 
  84. E metaphor 
  85. Cases of the pronoun
  86. Types of connection
  87. Stop and start
  88. The importance of stopping and starting
  89. Definition of stopping and starting
  90. Definition of cut and silence
  91. Hafs housing
  92. Types of endowment
  93. Moratorium
  94. Full stop
  95. Sufficient endowment
  96. Good endowment
  97. Ugly stop
  98. Test Stop 
  99. Forced stop
  100. Types of initiation
  101. The chapter on stopping at the end of words
  102. The first type: stillness
  103. The second type: Rum
  104. The third type: Tattooing
  105. Categories of end-of-word stops based on the above
  106. How to stop a pronoun
  107. Fixation and deletion
  108. The first type is the inclusion and omission of the alef when stopping
  109. Second type: In the insertion and deletion of the wow when stopping
  110. Third type: In affixing and deleting the yah when stopping
  111. Lumped and plugged in
  112. The first word: Because the open-ended unabridged huma with and without 
  113. The second word is: open with an attenuated nun with no
  114. The third word: An open-ended accent with an attenuated nun with if
  115. Fourth word: It's an open-ended word with a softened nun and a wen. 
  116. Fifth word: It's the one with a broken hamza that's attenuated nun with lu 
  117. Sixth word: The word "N" is a word that means 
  118. Seventh word: The broken-humza-relieved nun with no
  119. The eighth word: Um with interrogative who
  120. The ninth word: An is an open-ended, emphasized noun with a hyphenated front
  121. The tenth word: Now not the broken accent emphasized nun with a tilted hyphenated nun
  122. The eleventh word: (where) with what
  123. Twelfth word: who with what
  124. Thirteenth word: Cursed with who 
  125. Fourteenth word: Where his with safety
  126. Fifteenth word: Neighboring Yemen with what's connected
  127. The sixteenth word: But with what
  128. Seventeenth word: All for Him
  129. Eighteenth word: But with and without negation 
  130. Nineteenth word: Upgrading with prescribed money
  131. Twentieth word: Day with Hmm
  132. Twenty-first word: L preposition with a postposition
  133. Twenty-second word: When it's time to move on 
  134. The twenty-third and twenty-fourth words: Call them or send them back 
  135. The twenty-fifth word: "Son of Umm)
  136. What the Qur'ans agree to connect
  137. Talking about the saying, "Peace be upon Al-Yasin" (peace be upon Al-Yasin)
  138. Organizing the severed and connected parts of the Al-Jazariyya introduction
  139. Organizing the severed and connected parts of the Samanudi masterpiece 
  140. Ruling on stopping on the feminine ta 
  141. Feminine T's that are agreed to be read in the singular.
  142. Word (and mercy) 
  143. Word (Nemat) 
  144. Word (Amrat) 
  145. Word (and tooth) 
  146. Curse word 
  147. Word and sin 
  148. Word 
  149. Word remained 
  150. The word read 
  151. The word "weftrat
  152. The word tree 
  153. The word (Wahnat)
  154. Word and daughter 
  155. Feminine T's with different singular and plural forms 
  156. What is written with an open T and is also stopped with an open T 
  157. Grammar of the feminine ta'asat from the Al-Jazariyya introduction
  158. Organizing the Open T's from the Seminodean Masterpiece
  159. Hamsa
  160. verbs and how to start them
  161. The hyphen in nouns and how to start with it
  162. How to start a letter with a hyphen and how to start it 
  163. Organize how to start with the Wasl symbol from the Al-Jazariyya introduction and the Samanoodi masterpiece
  164. Cautions on the hyphen
  165. The first: On the interrogative question mark entering the hyphen
  166. The second: On male faces and doors
  167. Third: Ruling on starting with the word tika in the Surahs of Al-Shu'araa and Al-Shu'araa.
  168. What Al-Hafs observes from Shatabiya
  169. Warning against innovations in recitation 
  170. A list of the most important sources

 

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