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We at Islambase are pleased to provide you with this Islamic
Resource:
'Tajweed Quran'.
*Source material originally available at URL
http://www.easyquran.com/
We pray to Allah (swt) to reward the Brothers for their efforts. Ameen!
This e-Course has been altered & redesigned
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In some cases we have edited the original version to make it
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This is the statement by
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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.
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| Thus, the need behind invention. |
Engineer
Subhi Taha
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ALLAH
(SWA) ordered us in his holy book to recite the Quran
with tajweed …"recite the Quran modulatingly."
the system of tajweed serves as a guide to improve the
style of Quranic recitation . It was in this way that
the holy Quran was revealed to prophet Mohammed (PBUH)
and also the manner in which he recited it. Therefore,
the reader of the holy Quran longs to achieve the promise
of Prophet Mohammed (PBUH):"whoever recites the
Quran correctly and proficiently will be with the bountiful
dutiful writers (the angels of the preserved tablet
- Al lauh Al Mahfuz).
Based
on a practical understanding of phonology, we have
colour-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.
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The letters which requires expanded vocalization. We
used red colour to
highlight these letters.
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The letters which is nasalized.
These letters are green in
colour.
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the dark blue colour
indicates the emphatic of the letter (R),
the blue colour
indicates the unrest letters-echoing sound- (qualquala)
While
the letters which are written but are not pronounced.
These letters are grey in
colour.
The
reader will get used to reciting the Quran by using
colour 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.
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By examination and verification of the "Tajweed
Qur'an"
(wa-rattel-el-Qur'ana tartila) related to "DAR
AL-MAARIFAH", it has been ascertained that it is
in the Othmani style. The methodology adopted by the
publishing house has been accurately applied after examining
the passages written at the end of it, wherein the publisher
explains everything relevant to the application of the
idea of coloring ...)
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(...The
committee of the Noble Qur'an has examined this copy
and found it correct in terms of calligraphy and vowelization,
and that the idea of time and colour coding is a unique
and creative idea, and does not conflict with calligraphy
and vowelization. It also helps the reader understand
the Tajweed rules and their application by means of
the codes set at the bottom of each page. The committee
attests: That "DAR AL-MAARIFAH" has accurately
applied its idea flawlessly.)
(Quoted
from the report of the Revision Committee of Noble Qur'an
approved on Sep. 6th 1999)
(...The committee recommends that there will not be
more than one copy of the Noble Qur'an that applies
the colour-coding of the rules of Tajweed.)
(Report of the committee approved by the Secretary General
on Nov. 7th 1999)
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