Coccoh:
Ehhnnmmm... abeg me sef get assignment for my madrasah ooo. Somebody should epp me

فِي التَّجْوِيدِ؟

AbdelKabir:


فِي التَّجْوِيدِ؟

لا، في العربية

Coccoh:


لا، في العربية

Under what?

AbdelKabir:


Under what?

I dont really undersatnd the question. But here is how it goes.....an example was cited:

هل عندك/ هندك كتاب؟ نعم
So he asked that we do the same for هو، هما. هم. هن. ان. انتم.نحن.

Oh no, @Coccoh has been banned by anti spam bot, mail the mods to retract your ban and your post...

I think you mailed the mods as i adviced, Your post is back and perhaps your ban....

I would reply and screen shot instead of submitting in order not to get shackled....

I think if the Arabic text is much, at times the anti spam bot will ban at times it won't....

@Coccoh Here are the screenshots...

This is the last......I hope they all visible enough.....if you are using a PC, you'll see them properly, if you are using a phone, put it in landscape mode instead of portrait...

Na @seun anti spqm bot cause am, I wonder why typing in Arabic attracts a ban from anti spam bot

Just remembered now, some of our brothers and sisters that attended "ile keu" in the west do not know how to pronounce these hurūf properly, some say "ha" instead of "kha" for instance instead of "min khaufi" they say "min haufi" (in suratul Quraish), instead of "sitta" they say "shitta", instead of "Aalamina" they say "Aalamino" instead of "Masha Allaah" they say "Mosha Allaah"(with a funny tone), pls we have to stop this wrong pronunciation, pick a letter a day and pronounce it for that day, by the time you get to the 29th day, your pronunciation must have been perfect! Also listen to qira'a that are jameel(beautiful), you can start with Al-husary he is a very good reciter from misra (Egypt)......

Salaam.

JazakaLlaahu_Khairan Akhee, Ends your post with the teslim I.e AsSalaamalaykum Warahmatullah or SalaamAlaykum. Salaam means peace. BarakaLlaahu feekum.

AbuUbayy1:

JazakaLlaahu_Khairan Akhee, Ends your post with the teslim I.e AsSalaamalaykum Warahmatullah or SalaamAlaykum. Salaam means peace. BarakaLlaahu feekum.

Wa feeka baarak

AbdelKabir:
@Coccoh Here are the screenshots...

Jazakallahu khayran. I'll go through it and get back to u.

Issoryt...

AbdelKabir:
@Coccoh Here are the screenshots...

@Abdelkabir

Coccoh:

عِنْدَهُنَّ and عِنْدَنا respectively..... Meaning "with them(females more than two" and "with us(two/above two males or females)...

AbdelKabir:


عِنْدَهُنَّ and عِنْدَنا respectively..... Meaning "with them(females more than two" and "with us(two/above two males or females)...

Jazakallahu khayran.
ر ضيت

Coccoh:


Jazakallahu khayran.
ر ضيت

Wa iyyak insha Allaah...

AbdelKabir:
Here is a plus for whoever wants to learn tajweed properly.....download "muqaddima al-jazariyyah" written by Muhammad ibn Al-jazariy Ash-shafee'i, its a book that has series of poems, pls do yourself a favor by memorizing all the poems, I also memorized it when I was learning tajweed and it helped me a lot.....also it has been translated for you so it will aid your memorization, download it HERE


Cc: zarinaAin, k4kenny, mofpearl, Aideesheks....


You can memorize it with any tone of your choice and sing it, that way you don't forget.....

Its not gonna be an easy task, but gaining knowledge has never been easy, you can be memorizing 10 lines at once.....

Jazakallahu khairan.

I have downloaded it, may Allah give me strength, memory and remove procrastination from me

zarinaAin:


Jazakallahu khairan.

I have downloaded it, may Allah give me strength, memory and remove procrastination from me

Ameen.....

Procrastination is a big disease and I dont think I can put up with a procrastinator, ibn taymiyyah rahimahullaah said, procrastination kills....

BTW

Since this one us just a poem, you can try infusing Apala or Fuji tone

AbdelKabir:


Ameen.....

Procrastination is a big disease and I dont think I can put up with a procrastinator, ibn taymiyyah rahimahullaah said, procrastination kills....

BTW

Since this one us just a poem, you can try infusing Apala or Fuji tone

lol. but wait if she's not familiar with the apala or Fuji tone nko?

Tefs:


lol. but wait if she's not familiar with the apala or Fuji tone nko?

Lol, I was just being sarcastic, I remember at the beginning of this thread, zarinaAin said she once tried to infuse apala tone into the Qur'an when she started learning how to read the Qur'an....


BTW she is familiar with apala and Fuji she is omo kaale ojiri...

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Lol, I was just being sarcastic, I remember at the beginning of this thread, zarinaAin said she once tried to infuse apala tone into the Qur'an when she started learning how to read the Qur'an....


BTW she is familiar with apala and Fuji she is omo kaale ojiri...[/quote/]

oh! using apala for Qur'an got me laughing. sis zarinaAin, how did that sound?

AbdelKabir:


Lol, I was just being sarcastic, I remember at the beginning of this thread, zarinaAin said she once tried to infuse apala tone into the Qur'an when she started learning how to read the Qur'an....


BTW she is familiar with apala and Fuji she is omo kaale ojiri...

Lol, those days

Me I tot people reciting with tajweed are doing shakara. Now I know better and I don't even remember the fuji tone again.

Abdelkabir you don't forget things easily

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May Allah assist oooo

I actually tried reciting like that but I can't tajweed as taken over

zarinaAin:




May Allah assist oooo

I actually tried reciting like that but I can't tajweed as taken over

Masha Allaah......your teachers must really be trying baarakallaaahu feehum wa feeki

Of course I don't forget things easily, I still remember things that happened when.I was 6......that is why I shake my head for people that offend me....

^^

Hope that memory doesn't lead to keeping malice?

zarinaAin:




May Allah assist oooo

I actually tried reciting like that but I can't tajweed as taken over

barakallah fee. Recitation to make sense. how do you cope with the long verses? I do find that difficult and my teacher won't help

Mofpearl:
^^

Hope that memory doesn't lead to keeping malice?

Of course not......that's childish...

Salam alaykum.

I am searching for the answer for a particular question. So its number 4. I checked the answer key but it wasn't written clearly.

So will it be Muhammadu sala allahi alayhi wa salam?

We say peace and blessing of Allah. So Allah is mudafu ilyahi. Be upon him- so ala is preposition so it is it changes hu to hi.

Mofpearl:
Salam alaykum.

I am searching for the answer for a particular question. So its number 4. I checked the answer key but it wasn't written clearly.

So will it be Muhammadu sala allahi alayhi wa salam?

We say peace and blessing of Allah. So Allah is mudafu ilyahi. Be upon him- so ala is preposition so it is it changes hu to hi.

In order not to complicate things...... The short answer I'll give is...

"Salla" is a fi'l, the kasrah comes in, if it were to be an ism

And using English translation to judge is an error....

I can as well translate it may Allaah make blessings and peace upon him......

هل تفهمين؟

AbdelKabir:


In order not to complicate things...... The short answer I'll give is...

"Salla" is a fi'l – verb, the kasrah comes in, if it were to be an ism – noun, adjective, pronoun..

And using English translation to judge is an error....

I can as well translate it may Allaah make blessings and peace upon him......

هل تفهمين؟

Yeah got it.
Jazakallahu khayran

Tefs:


barakallah fee. Recitation to make sense. how do you cope with the long verses? I do find that difficult and my teacher won't help

In the Quran, there are some signs or punctuation marks called waqf. They are found in the middle or end of ayaat and give us an indication of whether stopping and pausing is permitted or not

It is important to know the correct points to stop or continue during recitation in order not to change or distort the meaning of the ayaat

If you follow this thread from the beginning, I think Abdelkabir has treated something like this before

zarinaAin:


In the Quran, there are some signs or punctuation marks called waqf. They are found in the middle or end of ayaat and give us an indication of whether stopping and pausing is permitted or not

It is important to know the correct points to stop or continue during recitation in order not to change or distort the meaning of the ayaat

If you follow this thread from the beginning, I think Abdelkabir has treated something like this before

I know, but my mu'alim won't let me use them just yet. He insist on learning how to recite long verses first, before I start making use of the stop signs. I kept of complaining that it's not easy, but he no free and he kept telling me I'm just lazy. I only need to know how to cope bayi, although, I'm making efforts nd improving, but ko easy rara