Tajweed Presentation for children, including the rules of Noon and Meem Mushaddadah, Pronouncing the letter "Raa", Lam Lafz Al-Jalalah, Qalqalah, Rules of Noon Sakin and Tanween, and Rules of Meem Sakin. #tajweed #bananmahmaljyobeid #Noonsakin #tanween #meemsakin #qalqalah #quranteacher #bananmahmaljyobeid #quranforkids #quran4kids

1. Learning Tajweed
Created by:Banan Mahmaljy Obeid

2. What is Tajweed?
Who Invented
Tajweed?
Tajweed is the way we read the Quran correctly. We must
learn and practice the rules of Tajweed.
Tajweed is beautifying and perfecting the way we read.
The Quran was revealed in Tajweed.
Angel Jibreel taught Prophet Muhammad (S) to read it
properly.
Muhammad
(S)
ME
Jibreel

3. Lesson #1
Makharij- Articulation
Points

4. The 5 Articulation Points
These are the 5
areas from which
the Arabic letters
are pronounced.
In order to
properly
pronounce a letter,
you must know
where it comes
from.
We will go through
each one
separately.

5. ‫ء‬
Write the
name of
each
Articulation
Point

6. LIPS
NASAL
GHUNNAH
TONGUE
THROAT
EMPTY SPACE
(Gawf)
‫ء‬

7. Lesson#2:
Noon and Meem
Mushaddadah

8. Rule:
Anytime we see a noon or
meem with a shaddah, we hold
a nasal sound (the Ghunnah)
for 2 seconds

9. Surat Al-Nass has many
example of Noon
Mushaddadah.

10. Example of Meem Mushaddadah

11. Lesson #3:
Lam Lafz Al-Jalalah
Reciting the word “Allah”

12. Rule: To know how to recite
Allah’s name, you should look at
the word before it.
If the word before Lafz Al-Jalalah
has a Damma or Fatha,
we recite the Lam in His name with
Full mouth (heavy)
If the word before Lafz Al-Jalalah
has a Kasra,
we recite the Lam in His name
with Empty mouth (light)

13. Example of heavy Lam
Lafz Al-Jalallah:

14. Example of light Lam
Lafz Al-Jalallah:

16. Full mouth
(strong Lam)
Empty mouth
(light Lam)

17. Lesson #4:
Pronouncing the Letter “Raa”

18. Rule:
To know how to pronounce the letter
“Raa” as heavy or light, we have to
look at the harakah on top of it or on
top of the letter before it.
Heavy Light

19. * Fatha or Damma on the “Raa”
*Sukoon on the “Raa” but a
Fatha or Damma on the letter before it
*Sukoon on the “Raa”, and on the letter
before it, but a Fatha or Damma on the
letter before that

20. Kasra under the “Raa”
Sukoon on the “Raa” but
the letter “Yaa” before it
Sukoon on the “Raa” and
On the letter before it, but a
Kasra on the letter before that.
• Sukoon on the “Raa” with
a Hamzet wasl before it.

21. Lesson #5:
Madd-Lengthening

22. Rules of Madd
(Lengthening)
You have already learned that there are 3 vowels in the Arabic
language. These are the letters that can be lengthened in the Quran.
There are 2 main
causes for Madd:
( SHADDAH)

23. Types of Madd
Super long
Short:
Disconnected
Long:
Connected
Natural
#1. #2. #3.
#3A
.
#3B
.

28. Lesson #6:
Qalqalah

29. Qalqala is when you give certain letters a vibrating sound.
This happens only when these 5 letters have a “Sukoon” on them.
‫قطب‬
‫جد‬
Acronym to
help you
remember the
letters:

30. Examples of Qalqala in the middle of a word:

31. What if a Qalqalah letter does NOT have a sukoon,
but it comes at the end of an Ayah or you stop on it?
Examples:
When we stop on a letter, we do NOT say the
harakah. We treat the letter as if it has a Sukoon.
Vibrate the last letters in these examples:

34. Lesson #7
Rules of Noon Sakin
&
Tanween

35. Noon Sakin and Tanween share the same
rules because they share the same sound.

36. 4

37. 4 Rules of Noon Sakin & Tanween

38. RULE #1 :
ITHAAR: Reading
Clearly
(The 6 Throat Letters)

42. Examples of Ithaar

43. RULE #2:
IQLAB
“To flip”

50. Type 1
With
Ghunnah
Rule# 3:
IDGHAM
(To Merge)
Has
2 Types

51. If you see a Noon Sakin or Tanween followed by an
Idgham with Ghunnah letter, you don’t pronounce the
Noon Sakin or Tanween and keep only it’s Ghunnah.
Merge with the next letter.
A good way to remember these letter is NEMO, like the fish

52. Example:

54. Examples of Idgham WITH Ghunnah

55. IDGHAM
WithOUT
Ghunnah
Type 2

56. Examples of Idgham WITHOUT Ghunnah

57. More
Examples of
Idgham
WITHOUT
Ghunnah

58. Rule #4:
Ikhfaa (To Hide)
All the remaining 15 letters

62. Lesson #8:
3 Rules of Meem
Sakin

63. Idgham Shafawee- Merging the 2 Meems

64. Ikhfaa Shafawee- Hiding the Meem

65. Ithaar Shafawee- Read Clearly