The Institute of Qori-ul-Quraan (Bangladesh)

بِسۡمِ ٱللهِ ٱلرَّحۡمَـٰنِ ٱلرَّحِيمِِ ◯ In the name of Allah, Most Gracious, Most Merciful. ٱلۡحَمۡدُ لِلَّهِ رَبِّ ٱلۡعَـٰلَمِينَِ ◯ Praise be to Allah,The Cherisher and Sustainer of the Worlds ; (Sourrce: Sūra 1: Fātiha, or the Opening Chapter, Ayat: 1, — Makki; Revealed at Makka — Section 1, https://quranyusufali.com/1). The Institute of Qori-ul-Quraan (Bangladesh) , ٤- أَوْ زِدْ عَلَيْهِ وَرَتِّلِ الْقُرْآنَ تَرْتِيلًا ◯ "Or a little more ; And recite the Qur-ān In slow, measured rhythmic tones". (Sūra 73: Muzzammil, or Folded in Garments, Ayat: 4, Verses 20 — Makki; Revealed at Makka — Sections 2, https://quranyusufali.com/73/) Introduction: The Holy Quran is a divine book and the word of Jannah (Heaven). The meaning that carries the Noble Quran is unmatchable and not to be found in any other book in the world. In addition to the depth of meaning that the verses of Quran carry, there is also its sublime language that it makes it apart from any of the writings in the world in general and Arabic in particular. Religion Islam gives importance to the learning of the Quran as it is a complete code of conduct. Islam attaches great importance to knowledge, learning and education. When the Quran was revealed, its first word was “Iqra”, which means is to read. The Noble Quran is a deep ocean of knowledge and learning that guide us till our last breath. That’s why Islam has emphasized the learning of Quran. The Holy Prophet (PBUH) said, “O mankind! I have left behind over you that which if you hold fast to it, you will never go astray: the book of Allah and the Sunnah of His prophet.” (Al Bayhaqi) Indeed, he best of all education in this world is the Quran and acquiring it is mandatory for every Muslim. Being a Muslim, it is our belief that the learning of the Holy Quran is the primary and highly signified learning.

Ilm al-Ḥurūf Ilm al-Ḥurūf is composed of the two words ʿilm (Arabic: عِلْم) meaning "knowledge", and ḥurūf (Arabic: حُرُوف), the plural of the word ḥarf (Arabic: حَرْف), meaning "letters" Ilm al-Ḥurūf is composed of the two words ʿilm (Arabic: عِلْم) meaning "knowledge", and ḥurūf (Arabic: حُرُوف), the plural of the word ḥarf (Arabic: حَرْف), meaning "letters" Etymology ʿIlm al-Ḥurūf is composed of the two words ʿilm (Arabic: عِلْم) meaning "knowledge", and ḥurūf (Arabic: حُرُوف), the plural of the word ḥarf (Arabic: حَرْف), meaning "letters".

What is Harakat? What is Harakat in Arabic is one of the most basic questions for whoever wants to learn and speak Arabic correctly. It is also vital for learning to read the Quran. Harakat (Al Harakat) are the short vowels that we apply to Arabic letters to understand how a word should be pronounced. If you already have an idea about the vowels in English and how they affect the words, you will easily understand how Harakat works in Arabic. https://youtu.be/7LKbEMA1DEQ

What is Tanween? Tanween in Arabic: The tanween is an "n" sound added to the end of the word in certain circumstances, usually it functions just like the "a" and "an" in English, indicating an indefinite article. The word tanween literally means marginalize/pushing aside, but usually translated as "nunation", "to 'n'", or "'n'ing"; making an "n" sound. What is Sukun in Arabic? What is Sukun in Arabic Noun. sukun (plural sukuns) A diacritic (ـْ‎) used in the Arabic abjad to mark the absence of a vowel. What does تشديد (tashdid) mean in Arabic? English Translation tightening In Arabic, a tashdid or shaddah (shaped like a small 'w' in English) is a sign placed over a letter to indicate that the letter is doubled, and is to be pronounced twice. 'A consonant that is to be doubled, or, as the Arabs say, strengthened ... ee also: تشدید‎ Arabic Noun تَشْدِيد • (tašdīd)

What is Madd? Madd means to stretch a sound and there are three madd letters which are ا, و and ي. When there is a damma before wow sakin we stretach it for two counts and it is called wow madd. When there is a fatha before alif we stretch it for two counts and it is called alif madd. (To be continued Insha Allah).