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INTRODUCTION
All praise to Allah, the Lord of the worlds, and peace and salutations to our leader, the Prophet
Mohammad, and to his family and companions, and those who follow them in benevolence
until the Day of Resurrection. And further:
Qur'an is the Book of guidance for whole mankind. Qur'an is the guidance for every aspect of
life. Qur'an is the Divine book towards which Muslims turn when there is problem because
Qur'an has the solution to every problem. Recitation of Qur'an brings reward from Allah; it also
brings other benefits in the form of the cleansing of the heart, a chance of communication with
Allah and thus becoming a better Muslim.
The Noble Qur'an is a highly admired Book of Allah that requires proper understanding and
recitation. Indeed the Book of Allah is not a book like any other, it is the timeless Speech of
Allah, not a created thing, and the study guide for life and death and what comes after.
Therefore it deserves a more careful study than anyone else’s speech. So, as a Muslim, we
should recite Qur'an daily with better understanding and proper recitation so that we can earn
Allah’s blessings in this life and the hereafter.
This book includes the rules of Shu’ba and Hafs ‘An ‘Aasim narration. My target in writing
this book is to help the readers to learn the rules of Shu’ba and Hafs in an easy and simple way;
so the rules in this book are written out in a simplified way away from lengthening. Hope the
readers understand Shu’ba and Hafs rules clearly without any sort of confusion.
I ask Allah, the Exalted, to benefit all those who read this book and to spread the knowledge
they learn all over the world.
May Allah accepts our deeds and shower blessings on us and on our prophet, Mohammed, and
to his family and all of his companions, and all praises to Allah, the Lord of the worlds.
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BIOGRAPHY
Name: Marwa El Gindy
Education:
• Certified from Maahad El Qiraat in Qiraat Sughra and Kubra, Azhar University.
• Certificate in Islamic studies (Maahad Al Alameen).
Ijazah:
Ijazah with a sanad related to the prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) in the following:
• Ten Qiraat sughra in the way of Shatibiyyah and Dorra from Dr. Aly Bin Mohamed
Tawfeek Bin Aly Al Nahhas.
• Ten Qiraat sughra in the way of Shatibiyyah and Doraa from Dr. Sheikh Mesbah Ibn
Ibrahim Ibn Mohamed Ibn Aly Wedn El Desouky.
• Ten Qiraat sughra in the way of Shatibiyyah and Dorra from Sheikh Ahmed Galil AlBarry.
• Ten Qiraat sughra in the way of Shatibiyyah and Dorra from Sheikha Tanathor Mohamed
Mostafa El Nagouly.
• Assem narration (Hafs and Shu'bah) from Dr. Aly Bin Mohamed Tawfeek Bin Aly Al
Nahhas.
• Hafs An Aasem narrarion from Sheikh Hamada Bin Sulayman Bin Abdel Aal Bin
Sulayman.
• “Qaloon”, “Ibn Katheer”, “El Kesaey”, “Abou Gaafar” and “Khalaf Al Aasher” in the
way of Shatibiyyah from Sheikh Mohamed Bin Mohamed Bin Ahmed Bin Mohamaden
known as "Al Monshed”.
• “Warsh”, “Abou Amr”and “Khalaf from Imam Hamza” in the way of Shatibiyyah from
sheikha Hoda Bin Fathy Bin Mohamed Bin Abdel Aal.
• Ijazah in Nuraniyah.
Additional info:
• Teaches Qur'an memorization, recitation and tajweed in mosques, Islamic centers and
online.
• Teaches Qur'an recitation in English in “Work-for-hereafter”.
Contact info:
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Allaah has guaranteed to preserve the Qur'an Himself. Allaah says : “Verily, We, it is We Who
have sent down the Dhikr (i.e. the Qur’aan) and surely, We will guard it (from
corruption)”(al-Hijr 15:9). Being so important, the noble Qur'an must be recited correctly and
clearly, so as not to create any sort of ambiguity or misunderstanding whatsoever. Allah
Almighty addressed His Messenger Muhammad (Peace be upon him) in the noble Qur'an:
“ ... And recite the Quran with measured recitation.” (Al Muzzamil 73:4).
• The Qur'an will intercede for us on the Day of Judgment: Prophet said that: “Read the
Qur'an, for verily it will come on the Day of Standing as an intercessor for its
companions.” (Muslim)
• Be from the best of the people: If you want to be the ones who are best in the eyes of
Allah then teach Qur'an others and learn it too. In hadith, our beloved Prophet said:
“The best of you are the ones who learn the Qur'an and teach it to others”(Bukhari)
• You will get the position in Paradise on the basis of Qur'an memorization in this life: If
you want to get higher rank in Paradise then memorize and recite Qur'an effectively.
The Holy Prophet stated related to it as: “It will be said to the companion of the
Qur’an: Read and elevate (through the levels of the Paradise) and beautify your voice
as you used to do when you were in the dunyaa! For verily, your position in the
Paradise will be at the last verse you recite!”(Abu Dawood)
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IMAM ‘AASIM
His name is Aasim Bin Abee An-Najood Bin Bahdalah Al-Asadee. He was called Abu Bakr.
He was from the taabi’een –the first generation after the sahabah- meaning he met and knew
some of the sahabah. He was the sheikh of the reciters in Al-kufah after Abdulrahmaan Al-
Sulamee. He excelled in both language and tajweed. He had the best voice of all in qur’an
recitation. He died in the year 127 al-hijarah.
SHU'BAH
He is Shu’bah bin Ayaash bin Saalim Al-Asadee Al Koofy. He was called Abu Bakr.He was
born in 95 Al-Hijarah and died in 193 Al-Hijarah. He was a great imam and working scholar,
and was considered a reference of the great imams in the sunnah.
HAFS
His name is Hafs Bin Sulaymaan Bin Al-Magheerah Al-Asadee Al-Kufee. He was called Abou
Omar. He was born in the year 90 al-hijarah, and died in the year 180 al-hijarah. Hafs was the
most knowledgeable of all in the recitation of ‘Aasim
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Rules of Shu’ba are exactly as Hafs, but Shu'bah recites differently than Hafs in the
following:
o Shu’bah reads the ha’ with sukoon in )145 (نُؤْ تِه) (ال عمران، )75 )ي َُؤدِه ِإ َليْكَ ) (آل عمران
and )20 )نُؤْ تِه مِ ْن َها )( الشورىand )115 صلِه ) (النساء
ْ ُ َون، ) نُ َولِهand )52 )يتقه) (النورwith kasrah of
qaaf.
o Shu’bah reads the ha’ with kasrah only without a madd of two vowel counts
in )69 )فِي ِه ُم َهانًا ) (الفرقان.
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Its definition:
Repeated question is a question that is repeated twice in a phrase and the questioning hamzah
has a fathah, and the second hamzah carries a kasrah. This occurs in nine surahs in eleven
positions.
{وقَا َل الَذِينَ َكف َُروا أَءِ ذَا ُكنَا ت ُ َرابا ً َوآبَا ُؤنَا أَئِنَا لَ ُم ْخ َر ُجونَ } [سورة النمل.]67 :
َ -
ظاما ً أَئِنَا لَ َم ْبعُوثُونَ } [سورة الصافات[ ]16 :سورة الواقعة.]47 :
{ -أَءِ ذَا مِ تْنَا َو ُكنَا ت ُ َرابا ً َو ِع َ
Its Rule:
Shu’ba reads with a question of the first and the second in all positions.
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o Shu’bah reads the first waw of ( )لُولُؤwithout hamzah ; also he reads without hamzah in
)8 ‘ الهمزة20 صدة) (البلد
َ ( ُمو.
)52 ( َم ْرقَ ِدنَا هذا) (يس،)1،2 )ع َِو َجا قيما) (الكهف،(27 ق ) (القيامة
ٍ ) َم ْن َرا، )14( بَ ْل َرانَ ) (المطففين
ٍ ( َم ْن َرا.
So the normal idghaam rules are applied when reading in ) َق ) ( َب ْل َران
• In )29( َ) َه َلك28( َمالِي ْهin surat الحاقةbetween verse 28 and 29 . In this case there are two
allowed ways in joining the two ayas together.
a) Making the first ha’ clear with a short stop with no breath (sakt) between the two words.
َ ِاإلد
Al-ITHHAAR AND Al-IDGHAAM غام ِ ارِو
َ اإلظ َه
ِ
o Shu'bah makes idgham of the الذالin the التاءin the words ) )اتخذتand ) (أخذتمin any of its
forms (singular, plural, first person, third person, etc).
o Shu'bah makes idgham of the النونin the الواوwhen joining ayah one and two of surat Ya
ِ آن ْال َحك
Seen )1 ِيم (يس ِ يس َو ْالقُ ْر
o Shu'bah makes idgham when joining the separated letter نونwith the واوwith the word that
ُ ن َو ْالقَلَ ِم َو َما يَ ْس
follows in )1ط ُرونَ (القلم
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o The Ra’ and hamzah of َرأَىif it falls before a vowel as ; َرأ َ ٰى ك َْو َكبًاOr before pronoun
as ) َر َءاه، َر َءاهَا،)ر َءاك.
َ
o He makes imaalah only in Ra’ if it falls before sukoon as َ َرأَى ْال ُم ْج ِر ُمونin continuing
and if he stops he makes imaalah for both hamzah and Ra’.
o He makes imaalah in راءin ( المر، )الرand the هاءand ياءin ) (كهيعصand the طاءand
هاءin ( )طهand the طاءin ) طسم، (طسand the ياءin ) (يسand the حاءin ( ) حم
o The alif in the words )17 َر َمى (األنفالand )109 هَار (التوبةand ) 72 أ َ ْع َمى (اإلسراء
and )83 َونَأَى (االسراءand )14 َران (المطففين
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• Shu’ba reads the ya’ with fatha when continuing in )68 ِى ّل خوف) (الزخرف
َ ) َيا ِع َبادand he
stops on it with sukoon of ya’.
• Shu’ba deletes the ya’in )36 (فما آتان هللا) (النملeither in continuing and stopping.
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Its rule:
Hafs reads with the Basmalah at the beginning of a surah except surat "At-Tawbah”, as all the
narrators agreeḍ upon reading the basmalah at the beginning of the surah when starting
recitation except surat "At-Tawbah”.
Ways of joining the end of sūrat Al-Anfal with surat At-Tawbah are as follows:
a) Waqf: Finishing surat Al-Anfal then stopping and taking a breath, then reading the
beginning of surat At-Tawbah (without Basmallah).
b) Sakt: Finishing surat Al-Anfal then stopping without breath (sakt which is slight pause
without breathing) then reading the beginning of surat At-Tawbah (without Basmallah).
c) Waṣl: Joining the last verse of surat Al-Anfal in the same breath and proper vowels with
the beginning of surat At-Tawba.
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Definition of Plural meem: It refers to the extra meem which indicates masculinity and
plurality.
a) Indicates plurality.
c) Preceded with taa’ or kaaf or ha’ as )(أَنتُم – إِنَ ُكم – إِنَ ُهم
Hafs reads the meem with sukoon in stopping and continuing, if it is before a letter that has a
َ علَ ْي ِه ْم
vowel on it as )غي ِْر َ (.
o If there is sukoon after meem and before it ha’ preceding with Kasrah or ya’ saakinah
as )علَ ْي ِه ُم ْال َج َالء
َ ، ُ ( ِب ِه ُم األ َ ْس َبابso he pronounces the ha’ with kasrah and the meem with
dammah when continuing, and pronounces the meem with sukoon and the ha’ with
kasrah when stopping.
o If the meem is preceded with any other case other than the above, he pronounces it with
dammah when continuing and with sukoon when stopping as ) َ مِ ْن ُه ُم الَذِين،ُعلَ ْي ُك ُم ْال ِقتَال
َ ).
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Its definition: It is a ha' at the end of a word (last letter) that is not part of the original make up
of the word, representing the singular third person male.
If it is part of the original make up of the word, it is not pronoun ha’ as )(فَ َواكِه
2) The pronoun ha' positioned between a voweled letter and a saakin letter
Example: ()لَهُ ْالملك
Rule: Reading the ha' with a vowel without lengthening
3) The pronoun ha' positioned between a saakin letter and a voweled letter
Example: )(فِي ِه هُدى
Rule: Reading the ha' with a vowel without lengthening
Rule: The dhammah on the ha' is lengthened into a lengthened waw; or the kasrah on
the ha' is lengthened into a lengthened ya'.
The lengthening of ha' is two vowel counts but if it is before hamzah qata' it is
lengthened four or five counts.
Special words:
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o )69 (فِي ِهۦ ُمهانا) (الفرقانHafs reads with lengthening two counts.
َ ﴿ َو َما أَنHafs reads the ha’ with dammah without lengthening of hā.
o )63 سانِيهُ ِإ َّل ﴾ (الكهف
َ َ ُعلَ ْيه
o )10 َّللا﴾ (الفتح َ ﴿ Hafs reads the ha’ with a dammah without lengthening of the hā.
o )52 ﴿ َويَت َ ْقه ﴾ (النورHafs reads with a sukoon of the qaaf and kasrah of the ha’ without
lengthening of the hā.
o )20 ) (الشورى145 (نُؤْ تِه) ( آل عمران،)75 ) )يُ َؤدِه ِإ َليْكَ ) (ال عمران115 صلِه ) (النساء
ْ ُ َون،)نُ َولِه
Hafs reads the ha’ with lengthening.
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ِ َ ; ا ْل َمدِاِْل ُِمتand
Madd Muttasil (Obligatory Connected Madd) ِصِل
Madd Munfaṣil (Permitted Separated Madd) ِصِل ِ َا ْلِ َمِدِاِْل ُمِنف
Hafs reads the madd muttasil (Obligatory Connected Madd) the madd munfaṣil (Permitted
Separated Madd) with four vowel counts from El Shatebeya way and with five vowel counts
from el Tayseer way.
Hafs reads the Madd Al-Badal (Exchange Madd) with two vowel counts as ء آ َ َمنُواas well as
Harf Al-Leen (The Soft Lengthening) that is followed by hamzah as )ش ْيء
َ ،َ س ْوءة
َ (.
Hafs reads the Madd Al-Leen and the Presented Sukoon Madd with two or four or six vowel
counts.
َ اِْل َِمد
Al-Madd Al-Laazimِِ(The Compulsory Lengthening ) َِالَّل ِزم
• Hafs reads the Compulsory Madd either Light or Heavy with six vowel counts as
َ ل، ن، ص، ) َء ْآلئان
( الم، َضآلِين
• Madd Al-Ferq is included in the Compulsory Heavy and Light Lengthening because it
differentiates between questioning and report statements. When hamzah al qata'
indicating a question enters a noun that has the definite article ) (الattached at the
beginning of it, hamzah al wasl is changed to either one of the following cases:
• In the Compulsory Lengthening in a Letter as ) الم، ص، ن,( he reads it with six counts
except in ) ( عينin surat Maryam in ) (كهيعصand in surat Ash-Shūraá ( )عسقhe reads it
with four or six counts.
• He reads the meem of المin the beginning of surah Aali-Imraan with six counts when
stopping. He reads it with six counts or two counts if he continues it with هللاand with
a fathaah on the meem.
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Its definition: The two hamzahs next to each other in one word are two hamzahs qata meeting
each other in one word, the first hamzah has fathah and is a questioning hamzah, and the second
hamzah is either with a fathah, or a dhammah, or a kasrah.
ِ ٌ أَأ،(أَأَنذَرتَ ُهم
Example: ) أَإِنَا،نزل
Its rule:
The rule of Hafs in the two hamzahs next to each other in one word is reading with tahqeeq
التَحقِيقsuch as ) ) أَأَنذَ ْرتَ ُه ْم.
Exception:
• There is one exception in the word ( ) أَأ َ ْع َجمِ يin surah فصلتverse 44 , hafs reads it with
easing of the hamzah ( )تسهيل الهمزة الثانيةso that it is between the hamzah and the alif.
• He reads )59 النمل، 59 ( ءهللا) (يونس، )143،144 (آلذَك ََري ِْن) (اّلنعام، )51،91 (أَ ْاآلنَ ) (يونسwith
two ways in همزة الوصل:
a) ا ْبدَالwith six counts b) ت َ ْس ِهيلof the second hamzah with no medd
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Its definition:
Repeated question is a question that is repeated twice in a phrase and the questioning hamzah
has a fathah, and the second hamzah carries a kasrah. This occurs in nine surahs in eleven
positions.
{وقَا َل الَذِينَ َكف َُروا أَئِذَا ُكنَا ت ُ َرابا ً َوآبَا ُؤنَا أَئِنَا لَ ُم ْخ َر ُجونَ } [سورة النمل.]67 :
َ -
ظاما ً أَئِنَا لَ َم ْبعُوثُونَ } [سورة الصافات.]16 :
{ -أَئِذَا مِ تْنَا َو ُكنَا ت ُ َرابا ً َو ِع َ
{ -أَئِذَا مِ تْنَا َو ُكنَا ت ُ َرابا ً ذَلِكَ َر ْج ٌع بَعِيدٌ} [سورة ق.]3 :
{.يَقُولُونَ أَئِنَا لَ َم ْردُودُونَ فِي ْال َحاف َِرةِ}،وقوله -عز وجل { :-أَئِذَا ُكنَا ِع َ
ظاما ً نَخِ َرةً} [سورة النازعات]11 - 10:
Its Rule:
Exception:
There is one place of exception to this, in surah Al-‘Ankabut 28-29. In this place, he reads with
a proclamation of the first and a question of the second, thus the aayah of Al-‘Ankabut 28-29
is read as :
سبِي َل
طعُونَ ال َ سبَقَ ُكم بِ َها مِ ْن أ َ َح ٍد ِمنَ ْالعَالَمِ ينَ ( )28أَإِنَ ُك ْم لَت َأْتُونَ ِ
الر َجا َل َوت َ ْق َ شةَ َما َطا إِذْ قَا َل ِلقَ ْومِ ِه إِنَ ُك ْم لَت َأْتُونَ ْالفَاحِ َ
(ولُو ًَ
صا ِدقِينَ ) ()29 ُ
َّللا إِن كنتَ مِ نَ ال َ ب َِ َ ْ ُ َ َ
اب قَ ْومِ ِه إِّل أن قَالوا ائتِنَا بِعَذا ِ ْ ُ
َوت َأتونَ فِي نَادِيك ُم ال ُمنك ََر فَ َما َكانَ َج َو َ ُ ْ
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ِ ا ْل َه ْم َزتَي
ِ ْنِم ْنِ َك ِل َمتَ ْي
ن
Its definition: They are two hamzahs meeting between two words, the first hamzah is the last
letter of the first word and the second hamzah is the first letter of the second word.
Its Rule: The rule of Hafs in the two hamzahs next to each other in two words either having
exact vowels or having different vowels is reading with tahqeeq الت َحقِيقas in ( يَشَا ُء ِإلَى،ٌ) َجا َء أ َ َحد
If the Hamzah Al Wasl precedes Hamzah al Qata' which is saakinah so he makes ِإ ْبدَالof this
hamzah to ya’ or waw when starting only as in ) أ ُوت ُمِ ن، ِإيت،) ِإيتُونِي.
)71 القصص،48 األنبياء، 5(ض َياء) (يونس ِ ( - )27 ِي الرأْي ِ ) (هود
ِ – )22ضيزَ ى) (النجم َ ) َباد
)51 (ت ُ ْر ِجي) (اّلحزاب- ) (البرية) (البينة-() النبي
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َ ِاإلد
Al-IDGHAAM ِغام ِ
If there are meeting of two voweled letters who are two alike or two similar or two close so the
َ ُ ْال َم َالئِ َكة، ْف
rule in Hafs is izhaar as in ) َطيِبِين َ يُن ِف ُق َكي،َارى
َ سك َ َ ( النexcept in the following:
ُ اس
• In the 1st place ( ))قَالُواْ َيا أ َ َبانَا َما َلكَ ّلَ ت َأْ َمنَاin surat Yusuf verse 11 so this word is read with
either two possible ways:
o The first allowed way: (الروم/ ) ِإخت َِالسwhich means saying both noon clearly and
withholding a part of the vowel on the first noon.
o The second allowed way: ( )اّلشمامmerging with a dammah of the two lips but
without making sound of dammah. The dammah comes after the merge.
• In the word ) ) َم َكنِيin Surah Akkahf verse 95 he reads with one noon with shaddah
• In ( َ) َهلَك28( ) َمالِي ْهin Surah الحاقةbetween verse 28 and 29 there are two allowable or
permissible options when joining these two aayaat together:
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Reading with vowel for the saakin before Hamzah Al Wasl to get rid of
meeting of the two saakin
Hafs reads the first sakin with kasrah, if the next saakin occurs in a verb that begins with hamzah
wasl and the third letter in the verb has dhammah or kasrah or fatha as )(ان ا ْعبُدواِ and
)عذَاب اركض
َ (and )شوا ِ ( and )(قَو َما هللا
ُ أن ام
Hafs does not make نَ ْقلin any word either in continuing or stopping. He reads for example
)ضِ ( ْاأل َ ْرand ) َ ( َم ْن َءا َمنwith hamzah with ت َ ْحقِيق
• Hafs reads with Obligatory Sakt (Stopping gently without breath) in the following:
ٍ ) َم ْن َرا
(27 ق ) (القيامة
o In )29( َ) َه َلك28( َمالِي ْهin surat الحاقةbetween verse 28 and 29 . In this case there are two
allowed ways in joining the two ayas together.
a) Making the first ha’ clear with a short stop with no breath (sakt) between the two words.
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َ ِاإلد
Al-ITHHAAR AND Al-IDGHAAM غام ِ ارِو
َ اإلظ َه
ِ
o ذالof إذ
Hafs reads the ذالof ) )إذwith izhaar at the letters ) الصاد، السين، الزاى، الدال، الجيم، )التاءbut he
َ ْ إِذ، َب
makes idgham with ) ) الظاء) ( ذالas for example in ) ظلَ ُموا َ (إِذْ ذَه.
o دالof قد
o تاء التأنيث
Hafs reads the تاء التأنيثwith izhaar that is connected to a verb at the letters
)الظاء، الصاد، السين، الزاي، الجيم، )الثاءand he reads with idgham at ) الطاء،الدال، )التاءas for example
in( ٌطائِفَة
َ َت ْ َ أ ُ ِجيب، ارت ُ ُه ْم
ْ فَآ َمن، ت دَع َْوت ُ ُك َما ْ ( َربِ َح.
َ ت تِ َج
o بل/هل
Hafs reads with izhaar of (هل وبل) ّلمwith ) النون، الظاء، الطاء، الضاد، السين، الزاى، الثاء،(التاء and
he reads with idgham in ) راء، (ّلمas for example ) بَ ْل َربُّ ُك ْم، َ بَ ْل َّل ت ُ ْك ِر ُمون، ( ه َْل لَ ُك ْم.
Hafs doesn’t make idgham for the two close to each other except in:
ْ (يَ ْل َهhe makes idghaam.
ْ ، )176 ث ذَلِكَ ) (اّلعراف
)42 (ار َكبْ َمعَنَا) (هود
In the word ( ) نَ ْخلُق ُّكمin surah ( )المرسالتthe prioritized way is to make complete idgham but he
has another way which is incomplete idgham but the complete idgham is preferable.
He reads with idgham of (قل) ّلمwith ( راء، )ّلمas for example ) قل رب،)قل لمن
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The Ra’ is read with tarqeeq if it is has a kasrah as ) ُ ;( ي ُِريدor of it is saakinah after a kasrah
which is from the origin of the word as ) ُ(وا ْست َ ْغف ِْره
َ ) َع ْون
َ (ف ِْرbut if after it is a letter of Isti’laa
connected to it so it will be read with tafkheem as ) اس ٍ ط َ ( ف ِْرقَ ٍة ) (لبالمرصاد) (ق ِْر. In the word
)ق
ٍ ( ف ِْرit has two ways tafkheem and tarqeeq. If the letter of Isti’laa is separated it will be read
with tarqeeq as ) َ( أَ ْنذ ِْر قَ ْو َمك.
The Ra’ is read with tafkheem if it has a fathah as )ب َ (or dammah as ) َ ( يَأْتَمِ ُرونand if it
َ ض َر
saakinah and the letter before it has fathah or dammah as ( ;)يَ ْر ِجعُونَ ) ( ي ُْر َج ُعor if it is saakinah
and the letter before it has kasrah not from the origin of the word as )ضى َ َارت
ْ ).
On stopping on the Ra’ it will be pronounced with tarqeeq if before it there is kasrah as ) ;)قُد َِر
even if there is a letter between the Ra’ and the kasrah as ) ( حِ ْج ٍر. Also if before it there is ya’
saakinah as stopping on )غيْر َ ( ) ( قَدِير. In other places so it will pronounced with tafkheem as
stopping on ( ال ُك ْف َر، النُّذُ ِر،البَحْ َر، ْالقَ َم َر،غفُور
ْ ْ َ َ)الن
َ ،ار
The Ra’ can be read with either tafkheem or tarqeeq if the Ra’ has sukoon before a deleted ya’
as in ) ( َيس ِْرbecause its origin is ) ى
ِ ( َيسْر. The tarqeeq is prioritized because it refers to the
deleted ya’.
When stopping on ) صر ْ ِ ( مthere are two ways tafkheem and tarqeeq but the tafkheem is
prioritized. When stopping on ) ِط ِرْ عيْنَ ْالق
َ ( there are two ways tafkheem and tarqeeq but the
tarqeeq is prioritized.
ِ َ بِس ِْم،الل
Hafs reads with tarqeeq of laam of هللاif is preceded with kasrah as ) َّللا ِ َ ِ) ب.
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Hafs read with dropping the alif in continuing and keeping it in stopping in the following:
َ ضلُّونَا ال
َ س ِب
o )67 يال (األحزاب َ َ فَأ
o َ َت قَ َو ِار
)15 يرا (اإلنسان ٍ ض ٍة َوأَ ْك َوا
ْ ب كَان َ ِعلَ ْي ِهم بِآنِيَ ٍة ِمن ف
َ اف
ُ طَ َُوي
N.B. The alif of قواريراin both occurrences in ayah 15 and 16 is dropped when
continuing reading.
Deleting the alif in the second occurrence in ayah 16 because it is not from the seven
alif
In continuing: Dropping the alif and reading the laam with fathah
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o َ that is drawn with ta’ in a test or in an emergency in theهاء الت َأنِيث Hafs stops with ta’ on
following:
ت َر ِبكَ (مريم ،2الزخرف َ and )32ر ْح َمتَ هللا( البقرة ،218األعراف ،56هود ،73الروم )50 َرحْ َم ِ
َّللا(البقرة ،231أل عمران ،103المائدة ،11ابراهيم ،28،34النحل ،72،83،114لقمان ،31فاطر and )3 نِ ْع َمتَ َ ِ
ت َربِكَ (الطور and )29 َ
ع ْونَ (القصص ْ and )9ام َرأتُ ِع ْم َرانَ (ال عمران and )35بِنِ ْع َم ِ ْام َرأَتُ ف ِْر َ
يز(يوسف and )30،51 وح َوا ْم َرأَتَ لُوطٍ (التحريم ْ and )10ام َرأَتُ ْالعَ ِز ِ
ع ْونَ (التحريم and )11ا ْم َرأَتَ نُ ٍْام َرأَتَ ف ِْر َ
ْاأل َ َولِينَ (األنفال ،38فاطرand )42،43 سنَتُ
ُ and َّللا (فاطر ،43غافر )85 َِ سنَتَ) ُ
َّللا (ال عمران ،6النور and )8 ب (يوسف and )10،15لَ ْعنَتَ َ ِ ْ
ت ال ُج ِغيَابَ َِ سو ِل ( المجادلة and ) 8،9
الر ُت َ صيَ ِ َو َم ْع ِ
عي ٍْن (القصص and )29بَ ِقيَتُ َ ِ
َّللا (هود and )86 َّللا (الروم and )30قُ َرتُ َ ْ
الزقوم (الدخان and )43فِط َرتَ َ ِ ُّ ش َج َرتَ َ َ
ِيم (الواقعة and )89 َو َجنَتُ نَع ٍ ت مِ ْنهُ (فاطر and)40ا ْبنَتَ ع ِْم َرانَ (التحريم and )12 بَيِنَ ٍ
صف ٌر (المرسالت and )33 ْ ِج َمالَتٌ ُ كلمت ربك (اّلنعام ،115اّلعراف ،137يونس ،96 ،33غافرand )6
ت (سبأand )37 ْ
andالغُ ُرفَا ِ آيَاتٌ لِلسَائِلِينَ ( يوسف and ) 7آيَاتٌ مِ ْن َربِ ِه (العنكبوت )50
ْ َ
ت مِ ْن أك َمامِ َها (فصلت and ) 47 َ
.ث َم َرا ٍ
; ) َو ْي َكأَنَهُ) ) ; andأَيُّهَ) (النور ،31الزخرف ،49الرحمنo Hafs stops with ha’ saakinah on )31
سو ِل ) (الفرقان َ ( ، )7ما ِل َهؤ َُّلءِ ) (النساءo He stops on laam of )78 ) َما ِل َهذَا َ
الر ُ
)فَ َما ِل الَذِينَ َكف َُروا ) (المعارج )36
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Hafs stops with sukoon on ياء اّلضافةif it comes before همزة القطعeither this hamzah has fathah
or dammah or Kasrah as ) ( َوإِنِي أُعِيذُهَا) )مِ نِي ۖ إِنَكَ ) ) إِنِي أَ ْعلَ ُمexcept the words that are excluded
from the rule.
There are exceptions in thirteen places in )28 ِي ِإ َليْكَ ) (المائدة َ ( َيدand )116 ي)(المائدة ُ
o َ ) َوأ ِم
and )116ِي أ َ َبدًا) (التوبة
َ ) َمعand )27 ِي أ َ ْو َرحِ َمنَا() الملك
َ ) َمعand ) ي ِإ َّلَ )أ َ ْج ِرin its nine positions in
)47 سبأ،180 ،164 ،145 ،127 ،109 الشعراء،51،29 هود،72 (يونس.
o Hafs stops with sukoon on ياء اّلضافةthat comes before همزة الوصلother than ال التعريفas
in )41 ) ِلنَ ْفسِي اذْهَبْ ) (طهand )43 ) ِل ِذ ْك ِري اذْ َهبْا( (طهand )31 )أَخِ ي ا ْشدُدْ ) (طه
and )144 طفَ ْيتُكَ ) (األعراف ْ ) ِإنِي اand )28،30 قَ ْومِ ي ات َ َخذُوا) (الفرقان، ُ( َيا لَ ْيتَنِي ات َ َخذْت
َ ص
and )6 ( َب ْعدِي ا ْس ُمهُ) (الصف.
o Hafs reads the ya’ that comes before ّلم التعريفwith fathah a ) َِي الَذِين َ آيَات، ي ا َلذِي
َ ; ) َر ِبexcept
َ ع ْهدِي ال
in ) َظالِمِ ين َ ( he reads it with sukoon and deleting the ya’ in continuing and keeping
it with sukoon when stopping.
o Hafs reads the ya’ with sukoon in )5 ) مِ ْن َو َرائِي ) (مريمand )56 ضي َوا ِسعَةٌ ) (العنكبوت ِ )أ َ ْرand
)47 ش َركَائِي قَالُوا) (فصلت
ُ ) and )21 ون ) (الدخانِ ُ ) َو ِإ ْن لَ ْم تُؤْ مِ نُوا لِي فَا ْعت َِزلand )186 ) َو ْليُؤْ مِ نُوا ِبي ( (البقرة
and )153 ص َراطِ ي ُم ْستَقِي ًما) (األنعام
ِ ) and )162 (َ َم َماتِي ) (األنعام.
o Hafs reads ya’ with fathah in )79 ،20 ي ) (ال عمران َ ) َو ْج ِه، )28، نوح،26 الحج،125 ِي) (البقرة َ ) َب ْيت
and )162 اي) (األنعام َ ) َو َم ْح َيand )105 ِي َبنِي ِإس َْرائِيلَ) (اّلعراف َ ) َمعand )83 عد ًُّوا ) (التوبةَ ِي
َ ) َمع
and )67،72،75 صب ًْرا( (الكهف َ ِي
َ ) َمعand )24 ِي ( (األنبياء َ َمع َم ْن ) ِذ ْك ُر
and )63،178 ِي مِ نَ ) (الشعراء َ ِي َر ِبي) ( َو َم ْن َمع َ ) َمع and )34 ِي ِردْ ًءا( (القصص َ ) َمع
and )22،69 ِي) (ابراهيم َ ) َو َما َكانَ لand )18 ِي فِي َها) (طه َ ) َولand )20 ِي َّل أ َ َرى ( ) النمل َ ) َما ل
and )22 ِي َّل أَ ْعبُدُ( (يس
َ ) َو َما لand )23 ِي نَ ْع َجةٌ ) (ص َ ) َولand )6 ِين ( (الكافرون ِ ِي د
َ ) َول.
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Definition: The Extra Letter ya’ is the extra ya’ in pronunciation at the end of the word that is
not written.
o He deletes the ya’ from any word attached to ياء زائدةas in )ون ِ ان) ) أَ ْش َر ْكت ُ ُم
ِ عَ ََاع ِإذَا د
ِ ) الدexcept
َ ِي
the ya’ of ) 36 َّللاُ ( (النمل َ )فَ َما آت َانhe reads it with ya’ with fathah in continuing but in stopping
the preferred is pronouncing the ya’ from El Tayseer way .
The difference between The 'Attached Suffix Letter ya' and The Extra Letter ya'
Written in the text of the Mushaf Deleted from the text of the Mushaf
Not related to the original letters of the word May be one of the original letters of the
word or an extra letter
The readers differ in reading it with fatha or The readers differ in reading the drawn
sukoon. yā` or omitting it .
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INDEX
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Al-Basmalah 11
Plural Meem 12
The pronoun Ha' 13
The Lengthening 15
Two Hamzahs next to each other in one word 17
Repeated Questions in a Phrase 18
Two hamzahs meeting between two words 19
The Single Hamzah 19
Al-Idghaam 20
Meeting of two Saakin 21
Transferring the vowel of the hamzah to the saakin letter before it 21
The Breathless Pause 21
Al-Ithhaar and Al-Idghaam 22
Rules of Meem Saakinah 23
The Fath and the Imaalah 23
The Letter Ra' 23
The Letter Laam 23
The Seven Alif 24
Stopping on the written word 25
Attached Ya’ indicating “me” or “my” 26
Extra Ya’at 27
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