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17 18parts. Each of 30 parts is called a Para whereas atotal of 30 parts is called Sipara. A Para isidentified by its serial number as well as by itsinitial opening words.Four Parts of a ParaEach Para is divided into four equal parts orquarters. 1st Quarter is called Ar-Ruba. The 2ndQuarter is called An-Nisf and the 3rd Quarter isAs-Salasa. At the 4th Quarter that particular Paraends.ManzilIf one wishes to complete the reading of thewhole of Qur’aan in only 7 days, then, for thispurpose Qur’aan is divided into 7 parts calledManzils.Middle of Qur’aanExact half of Qur’aan falls in the 15th Paraat word “Wal Yata Lattaf” (Surah Kahf 18:19)Reading the Holy Qur’aan in ArabicScriptFor reading the Holy Qur’aan written inArabic Script, it is essential that one should readand learn all guiding instructions given in anyArabic grammar booklet and through a teacherlest he should make mistakes. Here, it is neitherpossible nor appropriate to deal and explain theentire Qur’aanic grammar. However someinstructions that are to be followed and accordingto which the sounds of the words change fromwritten text to spoken words are given on thenext tables. S.No.1231231234. AT “STOP” SIGNS ⎯THE SOUNDS OF WORDS WILLCHANGEVowel At any‘Stop’ SignO HiyaO HuwaChange in Pronunciationat ‘Stop’ SignOne Zabar- Do not pronounce it.One Zer- Do not pronounce it.One Pesh- Do not pronounce it.Double Zabars- Pronounce it like onevertical Zabar.Double Zers- Do not pronounce them.Double Pesh- Do not pronounce them.Word Hiya would bepronounced as ‘Hee’Word Huwa would bepronounced as ‘Hoo’.Vertical Zabar - Do notpronounce it.