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Pure Tajweed Topics

1.  Recitation with Tajweed

2.  Errors in recitation

3. Major errors

4.  Minor errors

5.  Origin of letters

6.  Letters with opposites

7.  Letters without opposites

8.  Full-mouth letters

9.  Echo letters

10.  The letter Laam

11.  The letter Raa

12.  Elongation

13.  Original Madd

14.  Temporary Madd

15.  Detached Madd

16.  Joined Madd

17.  Madd Laazim – Tashdeed

18.  Madd Laazim – Huroof al-Muqatta’aat

19.  The nasal sound

20.  Full Ghunna Meem and Noon Mushaddad

21.  Full Ghunna Iqlaab –
Noon-Saakin and Tanween

22.  Full Ghunna Idghaam

23.  Light Ghunna

24.  No Ghunna

25.  Rules of stopping

26.  Links and references

The meaning of Meem and Noon Mushaddad is that the letters Meem and Noon carry a Shadda. In this case you have to make the nasal sound (‘full’ Ghunna) for two seconds. In other words, if the م or the ن has a   ّ (Shadda), you have to produce a pronounced sound, which is carried through the nose.

All مّ and نّ  (Meem and Noon Mushaddad) will always be read with a ‘full’ Ghunna. This is best demonstrated by examples, as shown below.

عَمَّ   اِنَّ   ثُمَّ   مِمَّا.