Juz Amma ) : (30th Juz) Arabic only

Description

Based on a practical understanding of phonology, we have color-coded the place of some letters to facilitate the correct recitation of the holy quran. This had enabled us to classify these letters within 3 possible categories to enhance the reader’s knowledge and remembrance of tajweed rules.

The letters which requires expanded vocalization. We used red color to highlight these letters.

The letters which is nasalized. These letters are green in color.

the dark blue color indicates the emphatic of the letter (R), the blue color indicates the unrest letters-echoing sound- (qualquala)

While the letters which are written but are not pronounced. These letters are gray in color.

The reader will get used to reciting the quran by using color just as he got used to stopping at red lights and passing though green lights. By engaging I this sublime act, the reader will find him self applying 24 rules of tajweed with ease and precision while his mind is left free to contemplate and understand the meaning of holy quran.

An Idea Born

Idea’s Born … The need behind invention In 7/4/1991 morning, our sheikh teacher clapped to draw my colleague’s attention, (because he did not apply a designated Tajweed rule while reading the Holy Qura’n).

Then the idea clicked: Why not the letter, that contains a Tajweed rule, expresses it self by a special color instead of waiting the sound of the teacher’s hand, indicating to the site of that Tajweeed rule ; moreover, this color could be darker or lighter to identify the duration of the Tajweed rule.

All that, means that the Tajweed could be written on Outhmani style, as it is the case with vowelization and dotting on letters that were only audible.

Certified by Al-Azhar Islamic Research Academy, Egypt.

For more online information with screen shots of different portions, please visit the publisher’s website at http://www.dar-al-maarifah.com.

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