Tajwid

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Tajwid is the set of rules and techniques governing the precise and melodious pronunciation of Arabic letters and words during the recitation of the Quran.


Statements (53)
Predicate Object
instanceOf Islamic discipline
Quranic recitation science
religious practice
aimsAt avoiding distortion of Quranic meanings
correct pronunciation of Arabic letters
melodious recitation
preservation of Quranic recitation
appliesTo Quran
basedOn oral tradition of Quran recitation
recitation of Prophet Muhammad
transmission from Quran reciters (qurraʼ)
considered fard kifayah by many scholars
fard ʿayn for basic correctness of recitation
etymology derived from Arabic root j-w-d meaning to improve or make better
hasComponent ahkam al-madd
ahkam al-mim al-sakinah
ahkam al-nun al-sakinah wa al-tanwin
makharij al-huruf
rules of ghunnah
rules of idgham
rules of ikhfaʼ
rules of iqlab
rules of iẓhar
rules of qalqalah
rules of tafkhim and tarqiq
rules of waqf and ibtidaʼ
sifat al-huruf
hasDomain Arabic phonetics
Quran recitation
hasScript Uthmani script of the Quran
involves articulation points of letters
characteristics of letters
lengthening of vowels
nasalization
rhythmic recitation
stopping and starting in recitation
language Arabic
practicedBy Muslims worldwide
relatedTo qiraʼat
tajwid al-huruf wa maʿrifat al-wuquf
tilawah
requires listening to qualified reciters
oral instruction
repetition and practice
taughtBy Quran teachers
huffaz
qurraʼ
usedIn Hafs ʿan ʿAsim recitation
Warsh ʿan Nafiʿ recitation
other canonical qiraʼat
usesNotation diacritical marks
madd signs
waqf symbols

Referenced by (2)
Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
Surah Al-Muzzammil ("Tarteel (measured recitation)")
mentionsConcept
Quran
recitationTradition

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