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Ayatul Kursi Tajweed PDF
The verse with each tajweed rule in its own colour, and a key on the same page that explains the eight rules Ayatul Kursi contains.
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The verse with every tajweed rule in colour, and a key that explains the eight rules it contains.
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The eight tajweed rules in Ayatul Kursi
- Hamzat al-wasl · 9 timesA connecting alif: silent when you join it to the word before.
- Silent lam (lam shamsiyyah) · 2 timesThe lam of al- is not pronounced before a sun letter; the next letter is doubled.
- Natural madd, 2 counts · 9 timesA long vowel held for two counts.
- Madd before a hamza, 4 to 5 counts · 4 timesA long vowel followed by a hamza, in the same word or at the start of the next: hold it longer.
- Madd when stopping, 2, 4 or 6 counts · 1 timeA long vowel before the last letter when you stop at the end of the verse (al-ʿAẓīm).
- Idgham with ghunnah · 2 timesTanwin or nun merges into the next letter with a nasal hum.
- Idgham without ghunnah · 1 timeTanwin or nun merges into lam or ra, with no nasal hum.
- Ikhfa · 2 timesNun or tanwin is half hidden, with a light nasal sound.
The colours follow the tajweed markup published by Quran.com. To hear the rules, listen to a slow, careful reciter such as Al-Husary at teaching pace while you follow the colours.
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Questions
Are the tajweed colours accurate?
They follow the tajweed markup published by Quran.com, and only the rules that occur in Ayatul Kursi are marked. Each colour is explained on the page.
Does it print in black and white?
The Arabic prints clearly, but the colours are the point of this version: print it in colour.
Which reciter should I follow?
A slow one: Al-Husary at teaching pace or Al-Minshawi.
Is it free?
Yes. Free to download, print and share, with no signup. Please do not sell it.
Edited by Zakir Mohammed
Arabic text: King Fahd Glorious Quran Printing Complex (Madinah mushaf, Hafs), via Quran.com. The page count and size above are read from the PDF itself.