Tajwīd first asks where a letter is produced (its makhraj) and then how it is produced (its ṣifah).
For example, ت and ط use closely related tongue regions, but ط differs in heaviness and other inherent features. Correct tongue placement by itself is insufficient. This lesson consolidates the articulation and qualities studied earlier.
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Tajwīd includes makhraj and ṣifah
Conclusion: Tajwīd, Waqf, ʿUthmānic Rasm and Qirāʾāt
Tajwīd first asks where a letter is produced (its makhraj) and then how it is produced (its ṣifah).
For example, ت and ط use closely related tongue regions, but ط differs in heaviness and other inherent features. Correct tongue placement by itself is insufficient. This lesson consolidates the articulation and qualities studied earlier.