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Q-Qaida - Episode 86 - Learn Quran - Hafiza Urooj Iqbal

Teacher: Hafiza Urooj Iqbal

Class: 86 | Waqf ki Alamat (علاماتِ وقف) | Signs of Waqaf

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Q Qaida is an introductory program that teaches beginners how to read the Arabic Script for Quranic recitation. It starts with the basic Arabic letters and gradually introduces different vowel sounds and Quranic pronunciation rules. It is commonly used to establish a solid foundation for Tajweed and Quranic recitation.

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Transcript
00:00 I seek refuge with Allah from the accursed Satan.
00:04 In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful.
00:06 Peace, mercy and blessings of Allah be upon you.
00:09 Viewers, you are watching the program Qaeda.
00:12 I am your host Hafiza Urooj Iqbal.
00:14 I am once again here with the program Qaeda.
00:17 Viewers, as you all know that in our previous class we studied about the signs of loyalty.
00:24 We studied how to read the Holy Quran, where we should stop and where we should not stop.
00:31 Today we will continue to practice and begin the program.
00:35 But before that, as you all know that the children are a part of our program.
00:41 So let us go and greet the children.
00:44 Peace, mercy and blessings of Allah be upon you.
00:47 Peace, mercy and blessings of Allah be upon you.
00:51 How are you all?
00:52 Alhamdulillah.
00:54 As you all know that in our previous class we studied about the signs of loyalty.
01:02 We studied where we should stop and where we should not stop.
01:06 How to read the Holy Quran and where we should stop.
01:09 We will continue to practice today.
01:12 Viewers, you should also be with us.
01:14 The children are also present here.
01:16 We will begin our program with you.
01:18 We will begin our program with you.
01:22 Yes children, you will also be with me.
01:24 In the name of Allah, the most Gracious, the most Merciful.
01:27 Yes.
01:28 First of all, you see here on the screen, in front of you is "Za".
01:32 What does "Za" mean?
01:34 In the Holy Quran, if in the middle of the verse, you see "Za" like this.
01:38 The verse is also being shown in front of you.
01:40 If you see "Za" written like this, it means that if our breath breaks,
01:46 then how do we read it?
01:48 It is not permissible to stop at "Za".
01:51 We will read it by combining it.
01:53 How will we read it?
01:55 We will read it by combining it.
01:57 So, read it with me.
01:59 "La tubayyinunnahu linnasi wa la taktumuna"
02:06 "La tubayyinunnahu linnasi wa la taktumuna"
02:12 Now, here you can see, after "wa la taktumuna" there is "Za".
02:17 But because we understood that it is permissible to stop here,
02:21 but what would be better is that we read it by combining it.
02:24 So, we will read it by combining it from behind.
02:26 Read it with me.
02:27 "Wa la taktumunahu fanabazuhu waraa zuhurihim"
02:43 "Wa la taktumunahu fanabazuhu waraa zuhurihim"
02:59 Now, our breath has broken here, so we will read it by combining it from behind.
03:03 "Waraa zuhurihim wa ishtarau bihi thamanan qaleela"
03:18 Yes, absolutely right.
03:19 Now, we will move to the board.
03:21 First of all, we are understanding "Za".
03:24 What do we mean by "Za"?
03:25 You can see, in front of you, there is a verse written from here to here.
03:31 So, in the Holy Quran, if you can see "Za" written in the middle of the verse,
03:38 then it is permissible to stop here, but what would be better is that we read it by combining it.
03:43 Now, if the verse is big and our breath breaks, then what will we do?
03:47 And if "Za" is written, then we will stop there, but what is better is that we read it by combining it from behind.
03:53 Okay?
03:54 First of all, we will understand it.
03:55 Here you see, there is "Lam", above "Lam" there is "Zabar", that is, "Harakat".
04:01 What do we call "Zabar" under "Pesh"?
04:02 "Harakat".
04:03 Absolutely right.
04:04 After that, there is "Pesh" above "Ta", "Zabar" above "Ba", and "Ya" is also there, but "Ya" is "Mushaddad".
04:11 So, how many times do we read "Mushaddad"?
04:13 We read it twice.
04:14 Once by combining the action of the first letter and the second time we read it with our own action.
04:22 After that, there is "Noon" here, "Pesh" above "Noon", "Noon" is written here once again, and that "Noon" is "Mushaddad".
04:29 So, "Mushaddad" is read twice, as you all know.
04:33 And because "Noon" is "Mushaddad" here, how do we read "Noon Mushaddad"?
04:37 We read it with "Ghunne".
04:39 We read it with "Ghunne", so we will read it with "Ghunne".
04:43 And then there is "Ha" here, and "Pesh" is above "Ha".
04:46 So, "Khada" "Zabar", "Khadi" "Zer", and "Pesh" above "Pesh", what do we call?
04:50 "Khadi" "Harakat".
04:51 "Khadi" "Harakat", "Khadi" "Harakat", "Khadi" "Harakat", "Khadi" "Harakat".
04:53 After that, there is "Naam", you all can see, "Zer" is below "Naam", but "Noon" is "Mushaddad", so we will read it by combining it.
04:59 Because we read the word "Mushaddad" by combining it with the action of the first letter, and the second time we read it with our own action.
05:07 "Noon" is "Mushaddad", so we will read it with "Ghunne", and it will be read with "Ghunne".
05:12 And here, "Alif" and "Madda" are also being read, because what is above the letter before "Alif"?
05:17 "Zabar"
05:18 "Zabar", absolutely right. So here, "Alif" and "Madda" are being read.
05:21 And we will read it by subtracting the amount of one "Alif".
05:24 After that, there is "Seen" and what is below "Seen"?
05:27 "Zer"
05:28 "Zer", absolutely right.
05:29 After that, there is "Waaw", above "Waaw" there is "Zabar".
05:31 Then here, there is "Naam" and "Naam" will be read as "Alif" "Zabar" "Laa", because here the action of "Alif" and "Madda" is being read.
05:37 Then after that, there is "Ta" above "Ta", and "Kaaf" is "Saakin".
05:42 So because "Kaaf" is "Saakin" and "Saakin" is not read alone, but is read by combining it with the action of "Ta", "Kaaf" and "Zabar".
05:52 After that, here "Ta" is above "Ta" and then above "Meem" is also present.
06:00 And along with that, "Waaw" is "Saakin", so what is happening here?
06:04 "Waaw" and "Madda", like this you can see, above "Meem" is also present.
06:09 So here, the action of "Waaw" and "Madda" is being read, above the letter "Ha" before "Saakin" is "Pesh".
06:15 Then here, there is "Noon" and above "Noon" is "Zabar" and above "Ha" is "Pesh".
06:21 Then you can see, here is "Za" so we can stop here, on breathing, but what we understood is that it is better to read it by combining it with the action of "Ta".
06:33 After that, here is "Fa" and above "Fa" is "Zabar", above "Noon" is also "Zabar", above "Ba" is also "Zabar".
06:39 And here, the action of "Waaw" and "Madda" is being read, you can see, above the letter "Saakin" is "Pesh".
06:48 So here, the action of "Waaw" and "Madda" is being read.
06:50 You all know the action of "Waaw" and "Madda", how many are there?
06:52 Three.
06:53 Three are there, which are they?
06:54 "Alif", "Waaw" and "Yaa".
06:56 "Alif", "Waaw" and "Yaa", absolutely right.
07:00 And what is the definition of "Waaw" and "Madda"?
07:03 The definition is that if it is read above the letter "Saakin" before "Waaw", then what action is being done here?
07:07 "Waaw" and "Madda".
07:08 "Waaw" and "Madda", absolutely right.
07:09 And here, "Ha" and above "Ha" is "Pesh".
07:12 After that, because here, this is the same verse, so we will see here also, in the second line,
07:18 above "Waaw" is "Zabar", then above "Waaw" is "Zabar", then you can see, "Mad" is coming, and then above "Hamza" is "Zabar".
07:25 Then after that, here is "Zaw", above "Zaw" is "Pesh", then above "Ha" is also "Pesh", but "Waaw" is "Saakin", so here the rule is being made,
07:34 "Waaw" and "Madda", absolutely right.
07:36 Below "Raw" is "Zer", so when below "Raw" is "Zer", then what did we read?
07:40 How do we read?
07:41 We read "Raw" in a fine way, absolutely right.
07:43 And "Ha", "Meem", "Zer", "Him" will be read by combining, because "Meem" is "Saakin" and "Saakin" is read by combining with the action of the first letter.
07:52 Then after that, here you can see, "Zabar" is above "Waaw", but "Alif" is also there.
07:57 In the Holy Quran, you will be told that in some places, "Alif" is there, but we do not read it.
08:02 There is no "A'raab" on it, no sign is being shown.
08:05 In fact, how will we read it?
08:07 With whom will we read "Waaw"?
08:08 With "Sheen", because "Sheen" is "Saakin".
08:10 Absolutely right.
08:11 So we will read it with "Sheen", then above "Ta" is "Zabar", and "Raw", "Waaw", "Zabar", "Raw" will be read together.
08:17 Now here, the rule is "Waaw" is above the letter "Saakin" is "Zabar".
08:22 So tell me, who will tell me what rule is being followed here?
08:25 Yes, son, you tell me.
08:27 Here, "Waaw" is being read.
08:29 Here, "Waaw" is being read, son.
08:31 "Waaw" is above the letter "Saakin" is "Zabar".
08:34 So here, the rule of "Waaw" is being read.
08:36 How many letters are there?
08:38 There are two.
08:39 Everyone will tell together, how many are there?
08:41 Two.
08:42 Absolutely right, there are two.
08:43 Which ones?
08:44 "Waaw" and "Yaar".
08:45 Absolutely right, "Waaw" and "Yaar".
08:47 So "Waaw" is above the letter "Saakin" is "Zabar".
08:50 So here, the rule of "Waaw" is being read.
08:53 After this, here is "Baa" and below "Baa" is "Zaar".
08:56 And "Haa", you can see together.
08:59 And below "Haa" is "Khadi Zaar".
09:01 Below "Haa" is "Khadi Zaar".
09:03 Absolutely right, we will read it by subtracting.
09:05 The quantity of one letter, that is, the more letters we subtract, the more we read the "Khadi" action.
09:12 After that, here is "Saa", above "Saa" is "Zabar".
09:15 How do we read "Saa"?
09:17 We read it with softness.
09:19 After that, here is "Zabar" above "Meem".
09:21 Then here is "Noon", what is written above it?
09:25 Two "Zabar", that is, two "Zabar" of "Tanween", two "Zaar", two "Pesh", two "Zabar", two "Zaar" and two "Pesh" are called "Tanween".
09:33 Absolutely right.
09:34 And then you see here, the second word is starting.
09:38 Its first letter is "Kauf".
09:40 How do we read this "Kauf"?
09:42 We read it by making it full, that is, thick.
09:44 It comes in the alphabets.
09:46 So we have to keep in mind that which letter is read fine and which letter is read by making it full, that is, thick.
09:53 Absolutely right.
09:54 And here is a rule also happening.
09:56 You see, "Kauf" is coming after "Tanween".
10:00 What is coming after "Tanween"?
10:02 "Kauf" is coming.
10:03 So we read it.
10:04 Here is the rule of "Ikhfa".
10:06 We will read it by making it "Gunna".
10:08 We read it by making it "Gunna".
10:10 We read it that after "Noon Saakin" or "Tanween", if any letter comes from the form of "Ikhfa",
10:16 then what we have to do there is to read it by making it "Gunna".
10:20 Here is the rule of "Ikhfa".
10:22 After that, here is the rule of "Ya Madda".
10:24 Because you see, "Ya" is "Saakin" and what is before "Ya Saakin"?
10:27 "Zaar".
10:28 Absolutely right.
10:29 Here is the rule of "Ya Madda".
10:31 We will read it by subtracting the amount of one letter.
10:34 And here you see, there are two "Zabar" but because in the form of "Waf", what will happen?
10:40 It will be "Alif".
10:42 Yes, absolutely right.
10:43 We will read it by changing it to "Alif".
10:45 And here you see, there is "Taw".
10:47 So you all know, we have read the meaning of "Taw" in our previous classes.
10:50 In the Holy Quran, in the middle of the verse, at the end of the verse, if "Taw" comes,
10:56 then how do we have to read it?
10:58 We have to make "Waf" there, we have to stop.
11:00 Okay.
11:01 What do we do there?
11:02 We stop, we stop, like this.
11:04 Okay.
11:05 So you all understood.
11:06 Now we will read it with "Hijjah".
11:07 Read it with me.
11:08 Yes.
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