Qalqala refers to vibrating certain letters in Arabic pronunciation when they have a Sukoon diacritic. Specifically, the letters that vibrate are ق, ط, ج, د, and ب. Examples show that these letters vibrate when they occur in the middle of a word with a Sukoon or at the end of an ayah/phrase when stopping on that letter, as the letter is treated as if it has a Sukoon. The document provides an activity where the reader drags the Qalqala letters into the word "Qalqala" and drags circles onto letters with Qalqala in examples.

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

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

3. 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:

4. Directions: Drag the letters of Qalqalah into the giant
“Q”
ALQALA

5. Drag the circles onto the letters with Qalqala
ALQALA