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Lesson 7: Tanween (ـًـٍـُـ)
Lesson 1: Letters (ق ط ض)
Lesson 2: Short Vowels 1: Fathah (ــَــ)
Lesson 3: Short Vowels 2: Kasrah (ـــِــ)
Lesson 4: Short Vowels 3: Dammah (ـــُــ)
Lesson 5: Jazm or Sukoon (ـــْــ)
Lesson 6: Long Vowels: Madd Letters (ا و ي )
Lesson 7: Tanween (ـًـٍـُـ)
Lesson 9: Moon and Sun Letters
Lesson 8: Shadda (ـــّــ)
Lesson 10: Lafzatullah (الله)
Lesson 11: Al-Huroof Al-Muqatta’at كـــٰهـٰيـٓعـٓص
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Tanween
(ـًـٍـُـ)
Tanween means doubling of the short vowel signs into Fathatayn (Two Fathas), Dammatayn (Two Dammas), and Kasratayn (Two Kasras).
Tanween is like a nun with jazm at the end of a word but is written differenly.
Tanween is made by adding a ‘n’ sound to the short vowels.
In Fathatayn, non-emphatic letters are recited (EN) and emphatic letters are recited (AN). (i.e. بً bann)
In Kasratayn, the sound is (İN) (i.e. تٍ tin)
In Dammatayn, the sound is (UN) (i.e. سٌ sunn)
You can study my last lesson to learn how to stop on a word with tanween.
Now let’s practice the words below. Try to guess and simply click on the word to check if you did correctly.
I intentionally pronounce them with melody so that you may like to imitate to beautify your recitation with maqam (melody)
Let’s start 😊: