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- Introduction
- Virtues of reading Qur'an
- Etiquettes of Qur'an
- Alphabet
- Four Forms
- Fathah
- Kasrah
- Dhammah
- Two Fathah
- Two Kasrah
- Two Dhammah
- Introduction to Tajweed
- Sukun
- QalQalah
- Fathah + Ya Sukun
- Fathah + Wa Sukun
- Shaddah
- Introduction to Gunnah
- Long Fathah
- Fathah + Alif
- Long Kasrah
- Kasrah + Ya Sukun
- Long Dhammah
- Dhammah + Wa Sukun
- Introduction to Madd
- Signs of Madd
- Muqata'aat Letters
- Shamsi & Qamari Letters
- Small Nuun
- Punctuation
- The letter Raw
- Laam in the word "Allah"
- Ta Marbutah
- Hamzah
- Practice Reading
- Advanced Tajweed
- Makhaarij
- Sifat
- Madd
- Madd followed by Hamzah
- Madd followed by Sukun
- Others Madd
- Gunnah
- Meem Sakin
- Nuun Sakin & Tanween
- Idhghaam
- Modes of Recitation
- Miscellaneous
- Glossary
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Lesson 45 : Modes of Recitation
There are three modes of recitation:
1. Tahqeeq, precise - methodical:
It is the precise, slow recitation that is meticulous and heedful of meaning. It gives each letter, in place and manner, its rightful measure (according to the rules of Tajweed).
2. Hadr, rapidity:
Rapid recitation with a running flow that nevertheless takes into account the rules of tajweed.
3. Tadweer, in between:
To take a midway course between the tahqeeq and hadr.
The three modes of recitation are permitted for the benefit of the reader, that he may choose what is most suitable for him. They are all included in the meaning of the word 'tarteel' as it is mentioned in the Qur'an:
'And recite the Qur'an with tarteel' (Surah Muzzammil ; 73:4)
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