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Question (18June2001) I am memorizing in a Qur’an class. I am having a terrible time-al-hamdu lillah. I was wondering how often I should review memorized surahs? Question (17June2001) In your tidbit lessons you have been explaining how each letter is articulated from a precise point in the mouth; my question is: Is there an articulation point for the vowels too? And if so what would they be? Question (16June2001) When
I make the tafkheem letters such as
Question (15June2001) I have a heavy nasal sound over all of my reading, maybe because I have an American Midwest accent. My teacher says I have ghunnah (nasalization) in all my reading. How can I get rid if this? Question
(12June2001) There
is a question among us regarding the formation of the leen letters: we
have read in the book of Tajweed Rules of the Qur'an that the leen letters as
well as the medd letters are formed by vibration in the vocal chords.
One teacher thought that she had learned that they were emitted by either
pressing on the makhraj of Ya for the ya leeniya or by the rounding of the
lips in the case of the wow leeniya which would mean that they are
pronounced by Question(11June2001) On long mudood (plural of medd), some
readers change their tone a number of times as if they were musical notes in a
scale. Is this the preferred way
to read? Question (10June2001) I
have noticed that some aayaat of the Qur'an end with a word which has a
tanween (double fathah sign
Question (09June2001) Is it okay to
skip reading an aayah with a sajdah, for example: the last ayah of surah al-Alaq,
if we are reading the Qur’an in a place where it is inconvenient to do a
sajdah? Question (08June2001) Could you please explain how to make heaviness (tafkheem) of the letters when reading the Qur'an? Question (08June2001) Some of the letters are pronounced from the same articulation point but yet sound different. Why? Question
(07June2001) Some
of my classmates read with great force or pressure on each sound.
Does this make the sound clearer or is it incorrect? Question My teacher tells me my alifs (alifaat) are too far
back. I don’t understand how that can be if the articulation point for the
alif is the lowest part of the throat. Isn’t
the lowest part of the throat way back in the mouth? Question Does
your site only answer question on the proper way to read the Qur’an-tajweed,
or does it also answer general Islamic questions? Question (03June2001) Must
we always begin reading the Qur'an with saying:
Question
(01June2001) Jazakum Allahu khairan for all your
explanations; they are very useful and interesting. I have printed
some of your answers to help me keep in mind some of the points. I'm not
sure if you have already answered this question so I apologize if it has already
been covered. We
are told that the medd letters are three: the alif saakinah preceded by a fatHah;
and the ya’ saakinah preceded by a kesrah; and the wow saakinah preceded by a
dhammah. These are elongated for two counts when they make up a natural
mad the
Question (30May2001) I have a question about an aayat in the Quran but I don't know which it is? I was told that when someone is looking at you and you want yourself to be attracted to him/her then you read that ayat. Please tell me if this is true or not and if it is, then please tell me that ayat with the meaning. Question (30May2001) In what order is the Quran arranged?
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(that is by collision) of the
articulation parts. We would be grateful if you could please enlighten
us in this matter insha’ Allah.
? If we are interrupted for
example, and return to reading after do we repeat it? Could you clarify
this matter for me?