Noorani Qaida Page 15 - Lesson 09: Practice Exercise of Harkat, Maddah, Leen & Tanween

Welcome to Noorani Qaida Page 15 at Learning Quraan. On this page, we conclude the remaining sets of Huroof-e-Leen and begin Takhti Number 09 (تختی نمبر نہم)—a comprehensive practice exercise combining short vowels (Harkat), long vowels (Huroof-e-Maddah), soft vowels (Huroof-e-Leen), vertical vowels (Khari Harkat), and double vowels (Tanween)[cite: 15].

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What is Covered in Noorani Qaida Page 15?

Page 15 is structured into two main educational segments[cite: 15]:

• Final Huroof-e-Leen Sets (Top Section):
  • Meem (م): Mau (مَوْ), Mai (مَيْ)[cite: 15]
  • Waw (و): Wau (وَوْ), Wai (وَيْ)[cite: 15]
  • Ha (هـ): Hau (هَوْ), Hai (هَيْ)[cite: 15]
  • Ya (ي): Yau (يَوْ), Yai (يَيْ)[cite: 15]
• Takhti Number 09 – Word Practice Exercise (Bottom Section): Practicing multi-letter Quranic words to apply all fundamental vowel rules simultaneously[cite: 15]:
  • Aamana (آمَنَ): Combines Alif Maddah / Khari Fatha with Harkat[cite: 15].
  • Aawaa (اٰوٰى): Practice with multiple Khari Fatha sounds[cite: 15].
  • Aaniyatin (اٰنِيَةٍ): Exercise featuring Khari Fatha, Kasra, Fatha, and Kasratain (Tanween)[cite: 15].
  • Ielaafihim (إِلٰفِهِمْ): Practice with Khari Fatha and Sukoon[cite: 15].
  • Ayna (أَيْنَ): Practice with Ya Leen followed by Fatha[cite: 15].
  • Bihee (بِهِ): Practice with Khari Kasra[cite: 15].
  • Jaa’a (جَآءَ) & Jaa’at (جَآءَتْ): Introduction to Madd-e-Muttasil (Connected Obligatory Prolongation)[cite: 15].
  • Joo’in (جُوعٍ): Practice with Waw Maddah and Kasratain[cite: 15].
  • Khawfin (خَوْفٍ): Practice with Waw Leen and Kasratain[cite: 15].
  • Khayrun (خَيْرٌ): Practice with Ya Leen and Dammatain[cite: 15].
  • Daawoodu (دَاوُدُ): Combines Alif Maddah, Waw Maddah, and Damma[cite: 15].
  • Zaalika (ذٰلِكَ): Combining Khari Fatha with Kasra and Fatha[cite: 15].
  • Radhoo (رَضُوا): Combining Fatha, Damma, and Waw Maddah[cite: 15].
  • Shaa’a (شَآءَ): Practice with Madd-e-Muttasil[cite: 15].

Key Tajweed Rules for Lesson 09 Practice

When reciting the exercise on Page 15, apply these key Tajweed principles[cite: 15]:

• Distinguishing Maddah vs. Leen: Elongate Maddah sounds (e.g., Joo’in) for 2 counts, but pronounce Leen sounds (e.g., Khawfin, Khayrun) smoothly and quickly without stretching[cite: 15].
• Madd-e-Muttasil (Connected Stretch): When a Hamza (ء) appears within the same word directly after a Madd letter (indicated by a curved wave sign `~`), stretch the vowel sound for 4 to 5 counts (e.g., Jaa’a, Shaa’a)[cite: 15].
• Clear Distinction of Harkat: Ensure short vowel marks (Fatha, Kasra, Damma) are pronounced sharply without adding accidental elongation[cite: 15].

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