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AT-TIBYAAN

Easy Way to Qur’aanic Reading

This book which is meant to teach

the reader the Arabic alphabet

with Qur’aanic orientation isbased on some of the latest

advanced teaching principles and

has considerably cut down the

learning period.

M.A. JAMEEL AHMED

General Secretary

(2000 CE)

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The speech-sounds of one language vis-à-vis  those of another fall under three categories:

1.  Completely identical

2. Similar but not identical

3. Totally different.

The Arabic sounds have been presented inthis book in this order.

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m a   d i    p u  

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Arabic is written from right to left.

The Arabic alphabet has 29 letters,

which are consonants and long vowels.

Unlike English, short vowels have no

letters; they are represented by signs 

placed above or below the letters.

If English were to be written in theArabic way, we would write the words

man , did   and put   like:

m n, d d, p t! 

        

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to the vowel signs, their

names, their positions and

their pronunciations

The sign called the fathah , is

pronounced as u   in s u n .

In our phonetic transcription it is

represented by a . 

It is placed above the letter,

e.g.,

 The fathah    

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The sign called the kasrah , is

pronounced as i   in p i n .

In our phonetic transcription it is

represented by i . 

It is placed below the letter,

e.g., 

 

The kasrah  

 

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The sign called the dammah , is

pronounced as u   in p u t .

In our phonetic transcription it is

represented by u. 

It is placed above the letter,

 e.g.,

 The dammah  

 

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a   as a  in f a ther  

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Learn the sounds of

the letters before

their names

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i   as i   in mach i ne  

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u   as u  in r u le  

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Like z  in z oo. 

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After learning the

sounds of the letters,

learn their names

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When a saakin   at the

end of a word is followed by

it gets totally assimilated to the

following letter .

To indicate this, the letters

carry shaddah .

,   or 

   and 

  

is pronounced:

mil ladunka

(not : min ladunka).

E.g., 

1 

1. This change happens in English

also, e.g.il legal  for in legal,

im mortal for in mortal,

ir regular  for in regular . 

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