Noorani Qaida Page 32 - Words Written Differently in Quran Script & Recitation Qualities/Errors

Welcome to Noorani Qaida Page 32 at Learning Quraan[cite: 12]. This final page of the Noorani Qaida features a specialized comparative table of words written according to the standard Quranic script (Rasm-e-Khat-e-Uthmani) alongside their reading and pronunciation forms, followed by essential guidelines on recitation qualities and errors to avoid[cite: 12].

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Page 32 Structure & Breakdown

1. Comparative Table: Words Written vs. Read in Quranic Script

This table outlines words that are written in a specific form according to standard Quranic orthography but are pronounced differently based on Tajweed rules[cite: 12]:

• Row 1 (اَنَا): Written as اَنَا but read without the Alif when continuing (or read with specific rules depending on context)[cite: 12].
• Row 2 (يَبْسُطُ): Demonstrates differences in script writing with Sad/Seen variants across specific Surah references[cite: 12].
• Row 3 (اَنَاْيْنُ – اَنِيْنُ): Contrasts script form with correct phonetic delivery[cite: 12].
• Row 4 (لَا اِلَى اللهِ): Focuses on connecting lam and alif forms smoothly[cite: 12].
• Row 5 (تَبَوَّءَا): Highlights dual forms and Maddah application in specific Quranic locations[cite: 12].
• Rows 6-11: Cover specialized orthographic rules for words like بَسْطَةً, مَلَإِيْهِمْ, لَا اَوْضَعُوا, تَمُوْدَا, يَبْرُؤُوا, and لِيَتَّلُوكَ across various Paras and Rukus[cite: 12].

2. Tilaawat Mein Yeh Khubiyan Honi Chahiyan (Qualities of Good Recitation)

• Tarteel (ترتیل): Reciting the Quran clearly and slowly with proper adherence to Tajweed rules[cite: 12].
• Tajweed (تجوید): Pronouncing every letter from its proper articulation point (Makhraj) with all its inherent characteristics[cite: 12].
• Tarteel / Tarteel-e-Lafzi (ترسیل): Pronouncing letters smoothly, fluently, and clearly without rushing[cite: 12].
• Taqweer / Waqar (توقیر): Reciting with humility, reverence, awe, and dignity[cite: 12].

3. Tilaawat Mein In Uyun Se Bachna Lazim Hai (Errors to Avoid in Recitation)

The lower section details forbidden or discouraged habits (Makrooh/Haram) during Quran recitation[cite: 12]:

• Tar’eed (ترعید): Trembling or shaking the voice excessively like weeping outside of natural emotion[cite: 12].
• Tatleesh (تطلیش): Failing to pronounce vowel movements (Harakat) fully[cite: 12].
• Tafeel (تفعیل): Rushing or making letters merge improperly so that individual letters become indistinct[cite: 12].
• Tatneen (تطنین): Humming or singing letters in a musical tone[cite: 12].
• Tamyeez (تمئیز): Mixing up Hamza and other letters incorrectly[cite: 12].
• Tatweel (تطویل): Lengthening short vowels or extending stretches beyond their prescribed counts[cite: 12].
• Tamkheef (تخفیف): Lightening or shortening Shaddah or Sukoon letters inappropriately[cite: 12].
• Zamzama (زمزمہ): Reciting in a singing or chanting style that violates proper Tajweed[cite: 12].
• Tarteeq (ترتیق): Raising the voice into singing tones when it violates Tajweed limits[cite: 12].
• Adana (عدنہ): Joining Hamzaing with exaggerated throat scraping[cite: 12].
• Rakwa (رکوۃ): Making Idgham or pauses in incorrect places[cite: 12].
• Tamsek (تمسیع): Chewing or swallowing words/letters indistinctly[cite: 12].
• Taweeq (تعویق): Pausing awkwardly in the middle of a word or rushing ahead incorrectly[cite: 12].
• Wajh (وجہ): Dropping the first letter or starting subsequent letters incorrectly[cite: 12].

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