How to PROPERLY pronounce Meem (م) sakinah in the holy Quran? - Learn Tajweed - Arabic 101

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In this lesson, I explain how to pronounce meem when it has sukoon (no vowel) in the holy Quran. This lesson is best learned AFTER you know how to deal with Noon sakinah, which you can find through this link: • Learn the Quranic Noon...
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Very nice MashaAllah. But you forget to mention the video at @10:13 kindly attach the video

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Alhamdulillah sheik jazakallah khairan,may Allah bless you .

[@mohsen335is8]

Jazakallah khair for the great videos. A clarification question: at 5:03 based, on your other videos, should the ن+ب in أنبأهم have been pronounced as م ?

[@Arabic101]

That is absolutely correct, you'll pronounce ن in this case as م with two harakat. In order to get more information about his phenomenon, check this tutorial out: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nqqbh2p5qN2Uh80 and please let me know if you still have questions.

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[@CuriousMinded]

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[@samehmokhtar9536]

Jazak Allah khira. A notice about the "Bonus' example: It is correct to read the "Baa" clearly with Qulquluh and the "Meem" normally with no Ghunnah according to the other way in the Hafs narration.

[@munshibossboss9248]

Good interpretation of the Arabic letter "Mim".

[@AgMak]

10:08 there's no video linked for that time stamp

[@olahegazy4919]

Amazing❤ really thanks

[@hoodntege5892]

Asalam alaikum,do u do one on one ,I really want to recite read and understand easily

[@ashirafabdallah45]

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Masha Allah!!! beautiful explanation.

[@galassdiagne3160]

Ma Sha Allah. JazzakAllah Khair

[@KafChannelReborn]

Please add a note (Surah and Verse number) in each example of mention in the video. Thankyou🙏

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Shikran may allah bless you i learn a lot from you

[@zubaidaiqbal9420]

Assalaamu alakum wa rahmatul'Allah wa barakatoo. May Allah swt bless you with more knowledge and good health. This is very useful lesson. Please do tell what is the name for this rule? Idgham muttajaanis or any other ? Jazakalah khair.

[@falinsalma8576]

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Ma sh allah shookren

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Thank you

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جزاك الله كل خير

[@FarhanaFaruq]

Jazak'Allahu-khair

[@osmanvaljevac6217]

Mnogo lijepo objašnjavate,hvla vam zdravi bili.Pitanje ihfe mima prema harfu b,jeli to ista ihfa kao nunsakina i tenvina prema 15 harfova.Zadržavanje propuštanje zraka kroz nos u trajanju od dva hareketa.

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[@mahmoudq75]

Akhi we don't extend the mim before the baa, we hide the mim before the baa and we make the ghunna " nasal sound" I'm an Egyptian teacher and this how i learned from my sheykhs and read in books

[@Zuhuur476]

Jazaka lahu khayran it is realy helpful, and i hit the pell

[@bushraqureshi8218]

Assalam alaikum. With dua of great reward and barkah for you, at 4:55 example at هدىً مِّن is it مّ rule and/or ikhfa ن تنوين.

[@Arabic101]

Wa alikom asslam, It is idgham( so related to noon sakinah), because the meem (the letter after the tanween) is one of the يرملون letters. And honestly if you can get it right, the name of the rule will not matter. Pronunciation is the most important. Allah knows best. Asslamo alikom

[@cookingforfun8352]

Really helpful Mash Allah

[@mehdiraza1759]

Jazaka allah. So Helpful, Can i ask about the application that you use for writing?

[@Arabic101]

I use Autodesk Sketchbook to write in it.

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Thank you.. syukram

[@nighatparveen7750]

Jazak Allahu Khair Brother I have a Qs What is this ruling of م بابُ م باطٍنُهُ Surah Al Hadeed Verse 13 Is this Iqlab or Ikhfa Shafawi Plz response

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I watched it 1st time. Very well explained. You don't have any facilities to teach kids online? Regards

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Very informative

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Nice video

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Jazakallah khair

[@Chrysalis4]

1)is the hamzatul wasl pronunced the same way as a glottal stop ( im asking about the way hamzatul wasl is pronounced not how to find out whether the hamzatul wasl is fatha kasra or dammah) 2)when we pronounce fatha on a thin letter it is pronounced as "a" as in cat and we smile to make it light and if we pronounce fatha as "a" in large the fatha will become heavy. However some scholars do pronounce the fatha on thin letters as "a" in large but they smile. Even reciters like mishary al afasy pronounce the fathas in maliki yawmiddin as "a" in large but they smile while pronouncing. I wanna know that is smiling enough to make a fatha light or do we need to smile and as well as pronounce fatha as "a" in cat. Some scholars say that if we pronounce fatha as "a" in large it becomes heavy. So y does mishary al afasy pronounce light fathas as "a" in large. Plz explain

[@SonicBoom474]

1) If what you meant by glottal stop is an unvocalized hamza sakina then the answer is no. Hamzatul wasl is only pronounced after a pause in the speech (and obviously at the very beginning). It doesn't matter what made you pause, when you start to talk after a pause you treat it as a normal hamza. Additionally, when pronounced it is ALWAYS vocalized and never sakina ( unvocalized) . In classical arabic one never starts talking with an unvocalized consonnent. 2) no idea what kind of videos you are referring to. I have never heard mashari do what you say and just checked quickly some of his recitations of Chapter 1 and didn't find the pronunciation issue that you are talking about.

[@understandfacts8501]

Assalamu Alaikum Warahmatullahi Wa Barakutuhu brother, I have a question: The first verse of Surah Qiyamat ends with the word Qiyamat. My question is, why are words that end with the sound "t" pronounced like this- instead of Qiyamat, it is pronounced Qiyamah, is this just a rule in Arabic? Jazak Allah Khair

[@Arabic101]

Wa alikom asslam brother, Yes indeed it is a rule in Arabic if you stop at a word ending ــة then you'll pronounce it as ــه ... this particular point is explained in detail in this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oGSkg2ljd7mbhrc Hope you find it useful in shaa Allah :)

[@samirasuliman378]

salam sir please could you tell me about the app that which one you are usimg the board for teaching on which you writting

[@theophonchana5025]

Meem (م) + Meem (م) => Meem shaddah (م شدة )

[@sayyidabdulla7286]

What about إخفاء الشفوي and ادغام الشفوي

[@lycuslittle8367]

Assalamualaikum, brother like in noon sakinah they have names for each rule so in the meem sakinah, do they have names for each rule?

[@amelkatrin3464]

For mim sakinah followed by ba, is there also nasalization?

[@mohammadalishamim5465]

The Quranic text you use in your lecture is very legibly written and easy to read, specially for non-arabs. Could you pls tell me if the Quran you use is accessible and down-loadable. If yes, could you please share the link . Thanks

[@Arabic101]

Alhamdulilah, Alhamdulilah ... Actually brother I gave it away in this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/f4C7q6tofZqWipo Please check it out and let me know what you think Most importantly spread the word, and you'll share the ajer in shaa Allah.

[@mohammadalishamim5465]

@@Arabic101 Thank you for a very prompt reply. The link you have sent is on Quranic symbols. I had requested the link, if possible, of the full Quran text from which you extract the quotes in your lectures. In your text each word is separated from the next, hence it is easier to read. Thanks.

[@Arabic101]

@@mohammadalishamim5465 Sorry I wasn't clear enough, brother. Please forgive me. It was in the description of the video. But here it is, I generated a new link: drive.google.com/file/d/1IvxpqXC4q7Ua_kBN6k3FSiqxZubNA8oS/view?usp=sharing

[@prophetsmasjidh3001]

Meem skip at the end with nun at last in the video Can I find the lesson 👍 please

[@Arabic101]

Yes, brother .. There it is: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nqqbh2p5qN2Uh80

[@yassine073t]

If you extend the meem with two harakaat do you have to apply gunnah in all cases or not?

[@Arabic101]

Yes, in all cases since the meem is a nasal sound, you will have to apply ghunnah 100% of the time.

[@yassine073t]

@@Arabic101 Jazaak Allahoe Ghairan I love your video a clear explanation!

[@HassanKhalil]

you like to use examples from surah baqarah.

[@Arabic101]

It's true .. good observation though .. It's my favorite Surah :)

[@HassanKhalil]

@@Arabic101 which part for you? The amount of times I've used 2:34-39 leading salah is ridiculous 😂

[@watwat7050]

Is ghunna applied to these two cases like in the cases of noon sakinah? In that case, how many harakats?

[@Arabic101]

Yes, ghunnah is always applied as far as ن and م concerned. and the ghunnah is always 2 counts (harakat)

[@ahmedmohamed6240]

Mashallah

[@teapartyoff]

There’s a mim with shaddah that you extended for 2hrkt but ignored the madd is it normal ?

[@ahmedsheriffdeen]

Alhamdulillah

[@sirdeckmohamed6864]

Please do you offer tajweed online class

[@Arabic101]

Asslamo alikom, Unfortunately not brother/ sister .. I don't have enough time alhamdulilah

[@einzuschauer5463]

5:30 is اسماءهم a connected or disconnected madd?

[@Arabic101]

It is connected.

[@zxinab.f]

Never seen like this

[@abdulsalaam1322]

Thajweed is integral part of Qur'an.

[@sowaibbenasing9767]

Hi there. in third example, the م is with shadda in which read for 2 harakat... then, it's followed with a sign of long elongations ( ٓٓٓٓ ), thus, I would like to clarify how to read this in terms of madd, like 2 harakat, plus another long 4 or 5 harakat?

[@Arabic101]

You are absolutely correct. so in this example: فَلَمَّآ ءَاتَوۡهُ مَوۡثِقَهُمۡ قَالَ ٱللَّهُ عَلَىٰ مَا نَقُولُ وَكِيلٞ (surat Yusuf 66) You'll see the the word فلما > the meem has shaddah = 2 harakat , and it follow directly by alif for which you can give 4 harakat. Like that: soundcloud.com/aii-fek/question-yt Hope this answers the question, and any other questions, please let me know

[@sowaibbenasing9767]

@@Arabic101, thank you very much for the confirmation. May Allah bless you.

[@abuhammad]

@@Arabic101 does this have anything to do with meem? What if in exact the same sentence فَلَمَّا is replaced by فَلِمَا, would not it (ما) still be elongated for four harakat?

[@Arabic101]

@@abuhammad no the elongation is not related to the meem, it is related to what comes after the alif. This is a quick lesson about madd/elongation kzbin.info/www/bejne/h2iWaI15iMd2lck&pp=sAQA If you need more details let me know

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[@HamzaKhan-yn8wz]

5:04, the meem on 3rd verse, I don't understand its ruling. From Surah Kahf, verse 4 - عِلْمٍۢ وَلَ.................... [ I dont understand the meem on top again when I see the transliterian - 'ilminw wa l] .. Please link the video where it explains this..

[@Arabic101]

Asslamo alikom, No problems brother, You can find a more detailed explanation in this lesson: kzbin.info/www/bejne/sIi9dKd7qdeee5o It is an episode of a series, here's a link for the entire series playlist: kzbin.info/aero/PL6TlMIZ5ylgoA27YCmZYMCQCX7EUkfyHp Asslamo alikom

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@@Arabic101 thank you brother :)

[@howsocialwork]

Sir on last moment of video said to some link about five م but I could not find Kindly favour link

[@Arabic101]

That's the link you are looking for: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nqqbh2p5qN2Uh80

[@FidanHasanzadeStudent]

I have a question (not about this video). Lemme give an example of what happens to me in english, imagine instead of saying 'aaaaaaaaaa' one says 'aaaAaAaAaaa' or something like that. Like imagine someone runs and then afterwards they try saying 'aaaaaaaaaa', like it isn't steady in one 'tone'. Not too extreme when a person is out of breath, but something that can be noticed when listened to carefully. But it's hard to hold it steady. So now that you understood what happens to me in english. If my voice shakes when I recite. Is that a problem? Does it count as a mistake?

[@Arabic101]

Asslamo alikom, Not entirely sure what you mean, but it is best to send in a recording of your recitation, and I will give you feedback in shaa Allah Asslamo alikom

[@FidanHasanzadeStudent]

@@Arabic101 wa 3alaykum alsalam where do i send it?

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[@amanatalikhan256]

Assalamu Alaikum, can somebody please tell me that how to pronounce the word if there is meem above it because I had watched somewhere that if there is meem above baa then we will pronounce meem instead baa please someone guide me on this I been having this problem alot so please help me thank you

[@Arabic101]

Wa alikom asslam brother, You will find your answer here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/o5a0pHiDaLtlo5o&pp=ygUNc3ltYm9scyBxdXJhbg%3D%3D Asslamo alikom

[@shahbazali-hu3nl]

How rule 2 is different from 3 ? I mean in practical are they not same rule? If so why two different rules?@arabic101

[@YeahEsCereal]

Shaddah is really sukoon before vowel

[@YeahEsCereal]

3rd rule: Mamma Double m here is one letter and 2 H. 2nd rule: Mam followed by any meem Both meems are combined and 2 H. You guess what Mammam is pronounced like

[@Zakaria.kakar1]

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[@theophonchana5025]

م

[@hro1967]

When there is a small meem on a letter how to pronounce it

[@stranger_008]

Its called iqlab and its also available on their KZbin channel

[@theophonchana5025]

م + سكون

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