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Table of Contents
- 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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Virtues of recitation of the Qur'an
Abu Dharr narrated, the Messenger of Allah (
)
said to me:
"O Abu Dharr! If you learn one verse from The Book of Allah (The Quran), it
is better for you than to voluntarily pray one hundred rak'as (units of prayer),
and if you learn a category of knowledge (religion), regardless if it is applied
or not, it is better for you than to voluntarily pray one thousand rak'as."
(Ibn Majah, Sunan; Ibn Hajar Al-'Asqalani, Mukhtasar At-Targhib wa-t-Tarhib; Al-Ghazali, Ihya' 'Ulum Ad-Deen)
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