The Right to Recite - Volume

Description

Book description:

• Author's name: Hosni Sheikh Osman

• Number of pages: 424 pages 

• The theme of the book: The right to recite

The contents of the book:

1. Calm down

2. Introduction

3. Why he wrote this book

4. Classification of the book

5. What makes this book stand out

6. Why I collected four novels in the book 

7. Assets

8. A reminder about collecting readings and synthesizing brushes

9. Typographical terms used in this book

10. Ticket 

11. A chapter on the fundamentals of teaching tajweed in composition and recitation

12. General Principles of Teaching 

13. Special Principles in Teaching Tajweed of the Qur'an

14. Chart of alternatives to arranging modules during instruction

15. Introduction to recitation and intonation 

16. The first module: Definitions and explanations

17. Prayer to start reciting the Qur'an

18. Bootstrap

• Chapter on the Seven Characters and the Seven Readers

• A chapter on the correct readings and their pillars 

• Chapter on reading, narration, the road, the reader, and the reader

• Chapter on Fabrication

• A chapter on the concept of movements: opening, closing, and breaking

• Chapter on Unauthorized Reading Techniques

• Invocation and Bismillah

• Formula for invocation

• Bismillah formula

19.  Part I: Recognizing Standing and Beginning

• Knowing the stand

• Stopping on syllables

• Ruling on stopping on verse breaks

• Urgent necessity

20. Module Two: Moratorium and Initiation

• Cutting, stopping and silencing 

• Types of Waqf and their rulings

• Permissible Waqf and its Divisions

• First: Full stop

• II: Endowment 

• III: Good endowment

• Invalid Waqf and its Divisions

• Stop arbitrariness

21. Module Three: Beginning, Cutting and Interrupting

• Initiation, permissible initiation

• Inadmissible Beginning

• Cutting and interrupting

• Chapter on signs of stopping and some 

• Conventions of terminology

• Chapter on Recitation Prostrations

22. Module Four: Starting and Stopping a Word

• Beginning with the word "cut" and "join

• Stopping the word

• Stopping at the end of a word

• Chapter on recognizing connecting and cutting symbols

• Stopping on tides (vowels)

• A at the end of a word 

• F's at the end of a word 

• The y at the end of the word

• Stopping on the T and E: Feminine T

• E metaphor

• Invocation, Bismillah and Surah

• Bismillah between the two suras

• Takbir between the two surahs

23. Section II: Intonation of letters

• The truth about words and the limits of pronunciation

24. Module Five: Temporal weights and intonation

• Temporal weights (thousandths and movements)

• Rinse

• Important caution about rattles

• Showing the nun on the stressed nun and the stressed mim

25. Module Six Characteristics of Original Letters

• Characteristics of letters

26. Module Seven: Characteristics of the original letters

27. Module VIII: Characteristics of Original Letters

28. Module IX: Characteristics of Accidental Letters

29. Module Ten: Characteristics of Accidental Letters

• T provisions

30. Module Eleven: Characteristics of Accidental Letters 

• Masking and flipping

• M provisions 

31. Module Twelve: Characteristics of Accidental Letters

• Tide and shortening

• The original short or long 

• Subtidal tide: Hamz-induced tides

• Stretching due to static

• Important note on the ugliness of stretching the natural tide before a stop or cut 

• Housing and stirring

• Silence

32. Module Thirteen: Characteristics of Accidental Letters

• Consonant and tanween rules 

• Consonant N, Tannuin

• Showing consonant and tween 

• Consonant Nun and Tanween

33. Module Fourteen: Characteristics of Accidental Letters

• Flip the consonant and tween

• Hide the consonant and tween

34. Module XV: Characteristics of Accidental Letters

• Inserting homophones

• Consonant B's 

• Consonant T provisions 

• Consonant Tha rules 

• Consonant D sentences

• Consonant Dhal provisions

• Consonant T provisions 

• Convergence of convergences 

• L in R, K in K

35. Module Sixteen: Supplements

• Provisions of the Seine

• Facilitating the accent

• Words with an obvious melody

36. Module XVII: Adhan, Iqamah, Takbeer, Tabbiyah, and Prayer Praises.

• Definition of the Adhan and Iqama and their rulings

• The words of the azan

• Words of Iqama, Tajweed of Adhan and Iqama

• Muezzins most often fall into melody

• Prayer enlargements 

• Takbirat al-Eidin

• Meeting the pilgrim 

• Prayer rosaries

37. Section III: Exits of letters 

• Director

• Letter positions

• Original Alphabets

• First position: lips

• Second position: Tongue 

• Third position: throat 

• Fourth position: Hollow 

• Fifth position: gill

38. Section IV: History of the Imam's Qur'an and the six rules of drawing in the Qur'an

• Chapter I: History and Drawing of the Imam's Qur'an 

• History of the Imam's Quran

• Writing the Qur'an during the Prophet's time

• Collecting the Qur'an during Abu Bakr's reign

• Codification of the Qur'an during the reign of Uthman

• The Imam's Qur'an and the Ottoman Qur'an

• Calligraphy and drawing

• Drawing science

• Chapter II: Drawing Rules in the Imam's Qur'an

• The first rule: On ellipses

• Rule Two: On Increase

• The third rule: In the humming 

• Rule four: On commutativity

• Rule five: Connecting and disconnecting

• Rule six: If there are two readings, write on one of them

39. Conclusion: On Recitation Etiquette

40. A chapter on the recitation of the Qur'an, both outwardly and inwardly 

• Ten Heartfelt Manners 

• Virtual etiquette

• Prayer for concluding the Quran

• Prayer for those who fear forgetting the Qur'an, please 

41. Provenance binder

42. Index of Drawings and Figures

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