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My question this time is about Kaaf, Qaaf, Khaa and Ghain.. |
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Assalamu alaikum wa rahmatullah.
Please could you help me find the makhraj of some letters? I have read through your website and also the books but I find that as I haven’t got a teacher to go through it with me I am still only guessing.
My question this time is about Kaaf, Qaaf, Khaa and Ghain. In particular, I would very much like to know the fine practical details of exactly what part of the tongue touches what exact part of the throat/mouth and in what way. What would be a slightly incorrect makhraj for each letter, especially those mistakes common to native English speakers? Also, exactly how in a practical way do the makhaarij of each the letters differ from one another. For example, does Kaaf use the exact same part of the tongue as Qaaf? And do Qaaf and Khaa share the precise same articulation points of both tongue and mouth but used in a different way?
Jazakallahu khair for all your efforts and patience with all our questions.
Answer Wa alaikum assalaam wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuh. The letters The common mistakes for the The
The letter Wa iyyaakum, and we add that we ask Allah to grant the questioners patience with the delays they sometimes find in our answers . |