Principle 9: The author insists on accurate Qurʾānic wording and tajwīd, adding that even the places of stopping should be handled correctly as far as possible.
Accuracy has several dimensions: recognising letters, articulating them, maintaining vowels and lengths, and stopping appropriately. An attractive sound is not enough. A reader may articulate every final consonant but pause where the meaning becomes incomplete; that reader also needs training in waqf.
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Principle 9: protect the wording and pronunciation
Etiquettes of Qurʾān Recitation — Sixteen Principles
Principle 9: The author insists on accurate Qurʾānic wording and tajwīd, adding that even the places of stopping should be handled correctly as far as possible.
Accuracy has several dimensions: recognising letters, articulating them, maintaining vowels and lengths, and stopping appropriately. An attractive sound is not enough. A reader may articulate every final consonant but pause where the meaning becomes incomplete; that reader also needs training in waqf.