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In this lesson, we explain on of the most complicated set of rules related to the letter ر in the Quran. With one simpel trick you can identify and apply the correct pronunciation of ر without having to memorize 14 different rules.
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[@AkibAhmadQadri]

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[@dadimasclasses6785]

May Allah SWT reward you for making this rule so easy to follow

[@roeen.]

Ameen

[@anas_hajjaj]

Sheikh, there are a few rules I think need to be added : First, if ر is ساكنة and preceded by (ي لين ) at the end of words as in (خَيْر) should ALWAYs be pronounced as light letter Secondly, ر in (لَبِالْمِرْصَاد ) is always pronounce heavey as one of the exceptions جزاك الله خيرا شيخنا و السلام عليكم و رحمة الله و بركاته

[@anas_hajjaj]

@iloveallahsoomuch2292 jazakumullahu khairan

[@anwerr.farooqui8755]

I always thought why R in IŘJIEE ٱرۡجِعِىٓ إِلَىٰ رَبِّكِ رَاضِيَةً مَّرۡضِيَّةً is heavy … thanks for explaining everything so beautifully. 💕 Jazak Allāh Khaira

[@temasek65]

Thank God Almighty for the invention and spreading of Latin alphabets, I can read Quran in English. Alhamdulillah!

[@charyhessen6244]

حفظکم الرحمن دائما من كل سوء بلاء وباء مکروه و شر، اللهم آمین يا رب العالمین 🤲🤲🤲🤲🤲 شكرا الف .....

[@bocarsall3797]

Ma cha Allah. Why is it always clearer and easier when it's you who explain it?

[@Rdxcbo]

By the way I’m Arab but when you explained I have understood it better than before thanks! 4:20

[@The27Abdul]

Bārak-Allāhu fīk dear brother for the excellent lesson. I have to small but important corrections: 1. It is important to note that similar to how the Rā is heavy after a Hamzat-ul-Qaṭʿ, it is also heavy after a Kasra from a separate word and if the Kasra is "not real", which I'll explain in a moment. For example, in منِ ارتضى the Rā is heavy inspite of being after a Kasra, which is first because the من is a separate word and secondly because the word نم originally has a Sukūn on the Nūn, but gets a Kasra due to the word after. Of course, this is actually also after a Hamzat-ul-Qaṭʿ but it is important to note since in this case, the Rā is heavy although you don't pronounce the Hamzat-ul-Qaṭʿ. 2. The exceptions mentioned in 3:50 are missing two, which always need to be heavy: Mirṣād in both cases (i.e. إن ربك لبالمرصاد، إن جهنم كانت مرصادا). Also, the you can chose between heavy and light in the words Miṣr and Qiṭr only when stopping. When continuing the explained rule applies and they are heavy. Similarly, for Yasr and Nuḏur they are only (said to be, this is not a unanimous opinion and personally, I disagree following Šayḫ Ayman Suwayd) exceptions when stopping and when you continue they must be light. Firq is the only real exception, no matter if you stop or not.

[@tunamohamed3307]

زادك الله علمًا ونفع بك أُمَّة محمد صلى الله عليه وسلم تبارك الرحمن دايما شرحك مختصر ومفيد جدا. أثابك الله كل خير وفي والديك وفي كل من علمك آمين يا رب العالمين

[@mehdihumble]

Please explain why these words have light ر as follows: كُوِّرَتْ and سُيِّرَتْ and حُشِرَتْ and سُجِّرَتْ

[@Arabic101]

All of these words have Heavy ر >> according to the Riwayah of Hafs. That's what I am explaining in this lesson. In other Riwayat (Warsh), however, these are indeed light ر but that was not what the lesson was about.

[@AlmaAida]

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[@hafeezabegum1960]

Road to itqaan.. Arabic 101 صورة الفاتحة 13:37

[@روضةحسين-ت9ذ]

جعل الله في ميزان حسناتك يا رب

[@Teld]

Can you make a video about the ر differences between Hafs and Warsh?

[@ZaidK_]

Look up "Al Shatibiyyah lesson 19", you'll get an in-depth explanation of all the rules of Al ra'

[@putrairhamni8883]

Good explanation for Tafkhim n Tarqiq

[@gamaltabee6889]

The reason why the 3 words (إرصادا ، قرطاس ، فرقة) Have heavy ر it's because there is a heavy letter after them. And it's a rule that u can apply in all words like مرصاد for example Except for the word فِرقٍ in surah الشعراء ﴿فكان كل فِرقٍ كالطود العظيم﴾ It has both ways. Heavy or empty. Because ق is a weak heavy letter (منفتح) also it has kasra...

[@ромарома-у4д]

إِنَّنِي أَنَا اللَّهُ لَا إِلَهَ إِلَّا أَنَا فَاعْبُدْنِي وَأَقِمِ الصَّلَاةَ لِذِكْرِي

[@AbdAlHakamJunaid]

I will remember you as a delusional person

[@athiyabegum7061]

Alhamedulilah very useful!!!

[@As-SanaaOnlineIslamicClasses]

جزاكم الله خيرا وفي ميزان حسناتكم

[@ayeshaibraheem6216]

Please help me to understand At word سير This is leen (Raw) will be sukoon when stopped Before that there is sukoon again preceded by fathah So will not be heavy Like word عصر JazakAllahu Khair

[@sofiashahid2744]

جزاك الله خيرا

[@rathernot6660]

Insha'Allah. BarakahAllahu feek

[@al_l0ord555]

ماشاء الله انا عربي الاصل واول مره انتبه ان عندنا هذي التفاصيل😂❤

[@eshalaby4717]

God bless you abundantly 🤲🏻🤲🏻

[@husseinkazungu5101]

Masha ALLAH shukran sheikh

[@rocayaquiambao8309]

Alhamdulillah.. Sukran kateer

[@moaz4700]

Mashallah, very clear and very brilliant.

[@Saracen1]

جزاك الله عنا خَيْرَ (ر heavy) الجزاء

[@threeonethree2718]

5:02 except the word "ظـٰهرة" if you recite with رواية ورش عن نافع then the "ر" is actually pronounced light, not heavy. I really like you're videos and I learn from you a lot, but please in Tajweed lessons adress that some rules you teach doesn't apply to all qira'at, especially ورش عن نافع because it has a lot of differences compared to other qira'at. Thank you for your efforts.

[@nasirinuk9881]

3:33 لَبِٱلْمِرْصَادِ and مِرْصَادًۭا also follow this rule

[@pvsd_cs]

jazaka allahu khair

[@MazUKQ8]

!WoW! Excellent😍

[@tahseenfatima5902]

What about ر with tashdeed... please explain about this...jazak Allah hu khairan kaseera

[@Arabic101]

Same principle brother .. You look at what's on it, and decide.

[@tahseenfatima5902]

Example if ر shaddah has fattah and letter م before it has kasra when reading the letter ر with م kasra still ,,ر will be heavy?

[@Taninhossain]

Thanks , Ustadh

[@alfaqyou]

بارك الله فيك ونفعك بما علمت وتعلمت.

[@akanbilateef-dw2fg]

❤ jazakumullahu kaita

[@OmnipresentPotato]

Could you please do a video on أوجه الوقف? They are always the hardest questions in Tajweed exams. Like, how many أوجه وقف does the word السماءُ have?

[@anz672]

Very useful 👌

[@NakimuliWalida]

Shukuran ❤

[@aishashaik4854]

Jaza kallahu khairan sir Bara kallahu feekum

[@seedcumar5384]

جزاك الله خيرا ً I was struggling a lot now I figured it out.❤❤❤❤

[@nowonami2524]

please explain when qasra or ya is preceeding but Ra has fathatain at end of ayah e.g. 17:24 sagiira or 17:26 tabdhiira or 17:30 Baseera. JazakAllahu khaira.

[@nowonami2524]

qasra or ya preceeding and fathah or damma on top of Ra : the fathah/damma cancel the qasra. Correct ?

[@meenha1976]

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[@aliawad7367]

Woow بارك الله فيك

[@jazzrock6403]

That is one important video which helps me alot. Thanks ❤👍

[@sheikhahmedibrahimjaleel2322]

Please can you rectify the pronunciation of Faatiha ihidinaa

[@shazanomar4033]

good❤

[@Universoftech]

I thing it was better if arabic have 2 Ra letters (3letters if we include Za) like in the Tamazighth language we have R and R with a pout under it , but otherwise Arabic is really rich and powerful as a language. It's enogh that it's the Quaran Language .

[@janeeditdat6327]

Subhanallah beautifully explained

[@MSHossen2024]

جزاك الله خير...

[@NumberFivezer]

Why are these 3 words exceptions? Jazakallahu Kheiran

[@hyousuf4629]

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[@ABD.MAH24]

Could you add the rules from another riwayah like Warsh a'n Nafi'. Cause there is different rules from Hafs an A'sim.

[@rizzwan-42069]

i think he's primarily a hafs an asim teacher.

[@Inunirdis9698]

I was waiting for this rule!

[@khadijanurdin3163]

Assalaam alaykum I'm from Tanzania,can you teach us about madda?

[@hawwa21]

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[@user-xk1pb1bt9h]

this guy is very good at teaching in a short and informative time

[@AbubakarrJalloh-m3d]

I struggle to pronounce ر And غ these letter seem similar to me any video to help me out

[@ffatless67]

esselamu aleykum brother, barak Allahu feek. When looking at ra that has to do with kesra. Arent we also supposed to look at the following harf to see if it is heavy or light? Like in مِرْصاد isnt the ra heavy because the sad after ra is heavy? Kinda confused on this.

[@mdshahidiqbal6375]

Please explain Mufti Tariq Masood quotes about surah iqra

[@Clear4TheSincere]

"mufti" 😂😂😂

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@@Clear4TheSincere naam me wo Banda to Mufti hi likhta hai

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@@mdshahidiqbal6375Speak English or Arabic

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[@schneesturmsohn7030]

What about the one exception majreeha in surah al baqarah where ر is light even tho ot has fatha

[@The27Abdul]

In Surah Hud And this is a different Thing altogether :) Ii is called Imala, but I'll be honest with you, If youre learning about ra, Imala is a little early. Just memorize that Majreha ist pronounced Like that

[@kenkaneki9138]

This is the only imalah in Hafs an Asim recitation, the way its recited is very unique.

[@IlIllIIIll-I]

Can someone explain why the word درس is pronounced with a light ر, even though there is no kasra?

[@inhanced1894]

In surah naba', the word مرصادا is also heavy despite م having a kasra right?

[@kenkaneki9138]

its in the video, one of the exceptions to the rule...

[@rrsharizam]

3:47 so in hafs the word مِصْرَ can be pronounced as both misra and misro?

[@MHAND420]

I believe since the ر has a َ it will always be *misra* , but how you say the ر itself differs not the tashkeel w Allahu A'lam

[@The27Abdul]

no, it's always misra and then it will always be heavy. When you stop on it, though, then it becomes misr and then the ra can be heavy or light

[@ameena1058]

Assalamualaikum, did you make a mistake applying ghunna at 6:18 ?

[@Arabic101]

Wa alikom asslam brother, The ghunnah is correct between عشرٍ والشفع - the problem is that the kasrah (under Ra عشر) should be a tanween. So, alhamdulilah the recitation is accurate.

[@einmaleinsmachteins]

As salamualejkum wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuhu. Barak Allahu feekum for your efforts and useful work. If possible, correct this please (6.18) as it could lead to misunderstanding. Jazzakumullahu khairan. Looking forward to watch more of your content.

[@Space360-jx8ed]

"more rule learning is directly proportional to slower Quran recitation"

[@Avistyl]

Correct. Good

[@kenkaneki9138]

When it becomes second nature to you then you wont be actively thinking about the rules, it will just come naturally.

[@TM-jn8zd]

Where my brothers and sisters at that recite in riwayah warsh?

[@Hisham_fhd]

6:20 wa layaalin 'ashr *in* wa Is the tanween there after 'ashr? and do ikhfaa? Jazak Allah Khair?

[@truthfulservant8572]

Tanween and idhgaam

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[@rihanahmed7586]

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[@BoraIssaMnenge]

Mumtaz

[@googooboyy]

6:30 shouldn't it be kasratain in the second ayat? In any case it was read with Idgham bi ghunnah, so it can't be a kasrah, but a kasratain?

[@Eurotool]

This is discouraging, I thought ra was always pronounced ra, now I learn there's 14 rules to it

[@rafaypirzada5061]

Discouraging or good ? Because now Allah has removed your mistakes and lack of knowledge that many will live and die upon. Be grateful.

[@younessboustta6525]

That's only for the Quran

[@namonef]

What about مجرىها ? Is it pronounced as /r/ or /rˤ/ ?

[@Arabic101]

Here's the full answer: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y3qlcoV9gc-cetE&t=

[@namonef]

From the video, it sounds to me as /r/. But if i'm wrong, please correct me.

[@AbdAlHakamJunaid]

Hi

[@Ibn.Ifti_khar]

But fir qa and fir oun is same so why difference?

[@The27Abdul]

The REAL reason is that it hast been narrated by Tawatur (collective narration Generation after Generation). The secondary reason is that there is a heavy Letter after the Ra. This is the reason also why the 5 (3 mentioned but he forgot 2) words in 3:30 are heavy. OK, so why are those 5 Always heavy and firq can be both? Because the kasra before tugs the Ra to be light while the heavy Letter after tugs it to be heavy

[@The27Abdul]

Sorry I Made an Error. I meant the reason why there is a choice is because the heavy Letter itself (after the Ra) has a kasra

[@mummy-fu5jc]

QAAF is heavy so that makes the Raa be heavy whereas AYN isn’t

[@TheHow-dq1kc]

And all praise belongs to Allah.There is no strength and power in anyone except Allah Almighty

[@M313-u8d]

I can’t tell the difference

[@dangermouse8466]

Good class and very well explained but honestly I can't hear the difference between the heavy r and the light r. It's all the same to me.

[@MSHossen2024]

Thanks a lot....💓

[@taslimabalde9545]

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