Tajwid - Beautifying the Quran

1. If a word ends with a S\kin then no change will be made to that
word, the S\kin will still be read. e.g.
2. If a word ends with any *arakah other than a letter which has a
Fat#atain on it, then that *arakah will be changed into a Suk[n. e.g.
will become
will become
3. If a word ends with a Fat#atain, then the Fat#atain will be read
as only one Fat#ah and the Alif - which otherwise would not be read -
will be read and the word will end with a Madd A]l|. e.g.
will become
will become
Note: This applies even if the word does not have a written Alif at the
end. e.g.
will become
Note: This does not apply to a short T\ (
rule and become a H\ S\kin.
) which will follow its own
4. If one is stopping on a word that ends with a Mushaddad, then
one must ensure that one stops on the second represented letter. This
will lengthen the sound of the letter, and any rule which may be
applied because of the double letter would still be applied, e.g
Ghunnah for N[n and M|m. e.g.
will have Ghunnah
R\ will be stressed upon
and be read with Tafkh|m
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