Tajwid - Beautifying the Quran

Note: This guideline may not be absolute. It is best to continue
recitation from a word earlier if one is confused as what to do. The
actual rule would involve knowledge of what *arakah formation
category the verb is from (this situation is specific to verbs). That would
give the reader knowledge of what *arakah the verb requires as it
would be part of a set pattern.
The Continuing Tanw|n
There are times when reading the Qur’\n that we may find a word
ending with a Tanw|n being followed by a word starting with a S\kin.
Here, one will give the represented N[n S\kin within the Tanw|n a
Kasrah. The *arakah of the letter will remain the same. This is
sometimes seen in the Qur’\n where one can see a small N[n
between the words. e.g.
if continued upon, would be read as
At times it is not written but would be implemented if the reader were
to continue. e.g.
if continued upon, would be read as
Note: Even when there is a small N[n written, if one were to restart
reading from a word that has that N[n at its beginning, one would not
read it, but would apply the given rules of a S\kin beginning and give
the Alif the appropriate *arakah. e.g.
if continued upon, would
be read as
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