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TAJWID (PART 2) MIM & NUN SYADDAH Syaddah/Tasydid Sign Wajibul ghunnah -  واجب الغنة The obligatory recitation of "ghunnah" is the recitation that must be recited that occurs in the letters nun and mim which means in 2 words for 2 "harakat". Example :   فَا ِنَّ اللّٰهَ  (Surah Al-Maidah : 3)   فَكُلُوا مِمَّ ا أَمْسَكْنَ     (Surah Al-Maidah : 4)      RULES OF MAD 1.)  Madd asli   مد أصلي - This is the madd without which the letter cannot exist. It occurs when any of the three letters ( ا و ي ) of of this madd is neither preceded by a hamzah ( ء ) nor followed by a hamzah ( ء ) or sukun. It is read with two "harakat" long. Example :  فَكَذَّب ُوْه ُمَا        (Surah Yaasin : 14) الْمَدِ يْن َةِ       (Surah Yaasin : 20) 2.)  Madd Wajib Mutasil   مد واجب متصل - This madd is obligatory when a hamzah ( ء ) follows a harf madd ( ا...

TAJWID (PART 1) INTRODUCTION Tajwid on language, which is to beautify and refine.   In terms of the science of Tajwid is to remove every letter from its makhraj and fulfill the rights of every letter whether the original or the future. Character at original letters is the characteristic that can't be separated such as syiddah ( شدة) Character at the future letters which the characteristics that occurs from the original characters such as thick's ( تفخيم )   character occurs from character of rise ( استعلاء)   and thin's ( ترقيق)   character occurs from the character of low   ( استفال) .   RULES OF TANWIN & NUN SAKINAH 1) Izhar Halqi -  إظهار حلقي   'Izhar' means clear. readings occur when "nun sakinah" or "tanwin" meet 'halqi' letters. 'Halqi' letters are        ه غ خ ح ء ع                        2) Idgham -  إدغام Meaning, insert the first letter into th...

  Ulul Azmi are the prophet who approve the most challenges and sufferings, but they remain steadfast, patient, and continue to struggle until they have success to carry out a task from Allah. The purpose: To help Muslim gain knowledge about the life of our Prophet and the moral lessons which Islam teaches through the Prophet. The Prophets demonstrated the best possible way that we can be blessed with Allah's great mercy, and despite the difficulties faced, they stood firm in their faith with utmost patience and perseverance. The 5 Ulul' Azmi Prophets 1. Prophet Nuh As Prophet Nuh AS is a Prophet who was sent to the Bani Rasib in the area around the Euphrates and Tigris (Iraq) today. Within 950 years of carrying out the Syiar of the religion. But only a few became his followers. Even his son named Canaan became one of the people who against him. Finally, Allah has ordered him to make a boat. His people laughed at him and also they considered his as an insane human be...

  Prophet Musa faced Pharaoh, a tyrannical and cruel King. Musa himself was an adopted son of Pharaoh, after being washed away in the Nile. And found by Pharaoh's wife which is also known as Asiah. Over the time, Musa grew into adulthood. He started doing Syiar. But Pharaoh rejected the teachings of the Prophet Musa, and even wanted to kill him until he had to run, leaving Pharaoh and his army until his stuck in the red sea. By a using of his stick he managed to split the Red Sea, while Pharaoh and his army sank. The Story of Prophet Musa AS      Prophet Musa (AS) is the most commonly mentioned prophet in Holy Quran. Prophet Musa was born at the time of Fir’aun also known as Pharaoh. In religion, Islam Musa (AS) is loved and respected because He (AS) is the Prophet and Messenger too. Muslims believed in all Messengers of Allah Almighty and Holy Books which revealed on them. In Holy Quran, Prophet Musa (AS) is mentioned most of the time and His story ranges in several...

Prophet Ibrahim,who is remind ourselves of the story behind Hajj.Ibrahim dreamt that Allah wished for him to sacrifice his son Isma’il. From his reccuring dream, Prophet Ibhraim (as) knew that this was a command from Allah Almighty. As an obedient servant of Allah, Ibrahim took his son Isma’il to Mount Arafat with a knife and rope in preparation for the sacrifice. He told young Isma’il of his intentions but when he raised the knife, Allah intervened and spoke to Ibrahim: he was not to sacrifice his son. This had merely been a test of his faith, devotion and submission to Allah. Instead, Isma’il (as) was replaced with a sacrificial animal The Story of Prophet Ibrahim AS      Prophet Ibrahim (A.S.) was the son of Aazar ibn Nahur, ibn Sarough, ibn Raghu, ibn Phaligh, ibn Aher, ibn Shalih, ibn Arfghshand, ibn Sam, ibn Nuh (A.S.). Ibrahim (A.S.) was born in the ancient city of Ur of the Chaldea, also known as Babylonia or Babylon (currently located in Iraq). He was born in a h...