Allahumma Barik!!! You don't know, or maybe you do, how much you just helped me!!! I have been struggling for some time with the dawd sound in Surah Al Fatihah! I didn't know how to hold it for the shaddah and make it two sounds(land on it and finish it off). I hope that makes sensee. If you pronounce it as you demonstrated there is almost no way to miss it. I thank Allah for this and I thank you, His slave!!! Never stop what you are doing! In sha Allah. As our brother Muhammad Al Shareef (r) used to say...Here's to seeing you succeed on the highest level! And I hope that you do! Jazakum Allahu khairun katheerun
@@thebestofnations ??? bro he didn't try to teach the teacher! he said to focus on listening because he has ADHD so he can't listen, are you stupid???
what the guy in the shirt said, the way to tell what part of india a person is from is the way they would say "ghoda sadak pe ..." True a bengali guy would say it differently to a marathi guy who would say it differently to a punjabi and hyderabadi guy again different. But here, you dont and cannot expect these regional people to learn and say it the proper way. That is just the way different communities say certain words, which may or may not even have had originated in their own language. Those words and the way they pronounce it are their own now. This is a gift of diversity. If those arab guys in his school mocked him for pronouncing 'llah not their "proper" way then it just shows them in a poor light. So many words are borrowed from one language to another, and has happened thru millennia, they have lost their original pronunciation in the borrowed language. english borrowed hundreds of words from indian languages, roman, latin, germanic etc. Does that invalidate their use now and throughout time? it's just become part of this new language and the speakers' culture.
Some ulama says Arabs forgot the mahrac of "ض". Something wrong in this video. İbnu'l-Jazarî (d. 823/1429), Imam Shatibî (d. 790/1388), Sheikh Izzuddin ar-Resa'nî (d. 661/1263), Abu Amr ad-Dânî (d. 444/1052), Jamaluddîn Ibn. Malik el-Harîrî (d. 516/1122), Sheikh Jamâluddîn (ö. 762/1274), Muhammed b. Ahmed b. Jabir el-Hevârî (d. 780/1378) Those ulama wrote specific books for the letter "ض" can be confused with "ظ” Your pronunciation of "ض" is a clear “d” and cannot be confused with "ظ”. Either the ulama wrote for nothing, or you are wrong.
You referenced scholars. Can you elaborate further by citing the specific works, and where in those texts they make the specific note about the difference? - this way I know what to bring up to the instructor
@@QuranRevolution Ibn al jazari التمهيد في علم التجويد “Some make it absolute (ظ). This is because there is no difference between the two except the difference in the mahraj and the istitale in Dād (ض). Without them (ض ) would be (ظ ). These are the people of Damascus and the people of the east... ...Ibn Jinni has narrated in his book 'Temhid' that some people turn the letter (ض) into the letter (ظ) altogether in their words and recite it as such. This is a strange situation. However, it is a great convenience for the common people. Some also make it (ط). This is because they cannot afford the original mahraj. These are the Egyptians and the people of Maghrib. Others make it like (ل), and these are the inhabitants of the neighborhood of Zayāli'... However, when Dād (ض) is repeated, or when (ض) and (ظ) are next to each other, care must be taken to distinguish between them.”
There's something called a scroll bar. Use it to skip ahead in the video. Also if you happen to be on a smartphone you can double tap the screen to Jump Ahead maybe 10 seconds at a time. And, if you really don't want to miss anything, you can play back the video at 2x speed. Cheers!
@@QuranRevolution mashaAllah. I'll be the janitor or even a content writer basically anything. I have a knack for writing and I'm pretty witty with words and love humor, nostalgic references, art, and Islamic history. I'm play-doh mould me.
I didnt understand this can anyone say that we Asians using if letter is wrong ir correct ? Can any one say that?? Da or la ?? Any one reply to this comment? Plz
@@khanceptbelal due to English language i wrote myself Z letter in english i dont know i tell u about his views if u understand urdu so plz listen him he is famous islamic scholar in pakistan he not said recite dwad he said recite zwad/zaud and i am too confuse my madarsa teacher also said recite zaud
This should be fun... Desi, even the highest scholars pronounce it desily... We need Dhad to get his Dhad Status back!
Allahumma Barik!!! You don't know, or maybe you do, how much you just helped me!!! I have been struggling for some time with the dawd sound in Surah Al Fatihah! I didn't know how to hold it for the shaddah and make it two sounds(land on it and finish it off). I hope that makes sensee. If you pronounce it as you demonstrated there is almost no way to miss it.
I thank Allah for this and I thank you, His slave!!!
Never stop what you are doing! In sha Allah.
As our brother Muhammad Al Shareef (r) used to say...Here's to seeing you succeed on the highest level! And I hope that you do!
Jazakum Allahu khairun katheerun
Please focus on the listen. I have ADHD and these digressions makes me lose focus. JZK!
You need to learn some manners before you teach a teacher.
@@thebestofnations ??? bro he didn't try to teach the teacher! he said to focus on listening because he has ADHD so he can't listen, are you stupid???
Many thanks for this video still many pakistani Quran teachers are teaching their students wrong sound
my tajweed teacher as well
U speak urdu
👏👏👏
MashaAllah Barakah Allaho feek
what the guy in the shirt said, the way to tell what part of india a person is from is the way they would say "ghoda sadak pe ..." True a bengali guy would say it differently to a marathi guy who would say it differently to a punjabi and hyderabadi guy again different. But here, you dont and cannot expect these regional people to learn and say it the proper way. That is just the way different communities say certain words, which may or may not even have had originated in their own language. Those words and the way they pronounce it are their own now. This is a gift of diversity. If those arab guys in his school mocked him for pronouncing 'llah not their "proper" way then it just shows them in a poor light. So many words are borrowed from one language to another, and has happened thru millennia, they have lost their original pronunciation in the borrowed language. english borrowed hundreds of words from indian languages, roman, latin, germanic etc. Does that invalidate their use now and throughout time? it's just become part of this new language and the speakers' culture.
ضرور جناب !
Ma sha Allah Tabarakallah
Beautifully explained
Bhangar is onions cumin and green chilli in oil.😂😂
Shukran jazeelan 💚
Lol he ment the tarka we add at the end of the dish
Some ulama says Arabs forgot the mahrac of "ض". Something wrong in this video.
İbnu'l-Jazarî (d. 823/1429), Imam Shatibî (d. 790/1388), Sheikh Izzuddin ar-Resa'nî (d. 661/1263), Abu Amr ad-Dânî (d. 444/1052), Jamaluddîn Ibn. Malik el-Harîrî (d. 516/1122), Sheikh Jamâluddîn (ö. 762/1274), Muhammed b. Ahmed b. Jabir el-Hevârî (d. 780/1378)
Those ulama wrote specific books for the letter "ض" can be confused with "ظ”
Your pronunciation of "ض" is a clear “d” and cannot be confused with "ظ”. Either the ulama wrote for nothing, or you are wrong.
You referenced scholars. Can you elaborate further by citing the specific works, and where in those texts they make the specific note about the difference? - this way I know what to bring up to the instructor
@@QuranRevolution Ibn al jazari التمهيد في علم التجويد
“Some make it absolute (ظ). This is because there is no difference between the two except the difference in the mahraj and the istitale in Dād (ض). Without them (ض ) would be (ظ ). These are the people of Damascus and the people of the east... ...Ibn Jinni has narrated in his book 'Temhid' that some people turn the letter (ض) into the letter (ظ) altogether in their words and recite it as such. This is a strange situation. However, it is a great convenience for the common people. Some also make it (ط). This is because they cannot afford the original mahraj. These are the Egyptians and the people of Maghrib. Others make it like (ل), and these are the inhabitants of the neighborhood of Zayāli'... However, when Dād (ض) is repeated, or when (ض) and (ظ) are next to each other, care must be taken to distinguish between them.”
Happy to hear urdu language😍
جزاكمُ ﷲُ خيرًا
Mash’Allah they way you explained
Make it so natural
JkA
Desi touch not able to break it, In shaa Allah will keep trying to learn the correct way with your help.
-can you please help me with ض
=NO😂😂😂😂😂
Requested for (YA WITH FATHA, KASRA, DAMMAH)
I FACE PROBLEM WHEN I SAY YA WITH KASRA
I can help you
Stop talking get to the point
There's something called a scroll bar. Use it to skip ahead in the video. Also if you happen to be on a smartphone you can double tap the screen to Jump Ahead maybe 10 seconds at a time. And, if you really don't want to miss anything, you can play back the video at 2x speed. Cheers!
Hahahaha. May Allah bless him. That analogy got me hungry.
Gdje su novi videi ne mogu naći .Amin amin amin.Našlasam
Wa dhorda bih istitolahti wa makrohji 🌹
Plz make some videos about tajweed in urdu/hindi...
Here ruclips.net/video/j-Y-r7AtsQ0/видео.html
I subscribed because of my colored childhood in the late 80s and 90s that I get these references. Can I join your team.
We're always on the look out for growing our team. What do you have in mind?
@@QuranRevolution mashaAllah. I'll be the janitor or even a content writer basically anything. I have a knack for writing and I'm pretty witty with words and love humor, nostalgic references, art, and Islamic history. I'm play-doh mould me.
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Brilliant 👍
Assalamu alaikum wa Rahmatullahi wa Barkatullahu
This letter is super hard for me😂
Same
bro started getting hungry half way
Assalamu alaykum, how common is the Imalah Al Sughrah in "non Hafs" Riwayat, & can you give examples of different Ayat in multiple riwayat?
Check khalaf an hamza
How about Somali pronunciation
Oh your urdu is good
This video made me so hungry. 🌯🌮
Baghaar means tempering not garnishing...lol.
1:30-1:40
Urdu sun kar maza aya
1:42 urdu
Baš ni rijeć.eselamun aleikum.ok thankjy Ima croacishen (hrvatski) to je skoro isto.
This is incorrect according to the books of qirat
You waste too much time on nonsense, instead answering the question succinctly.
It wasn't your though
Dauad ka makhraj btate btate chana mesur ki daal ke pd gye dono bhai 😂😂😂😛😛goda gadi 😂😂😂
It's like saying duhhhhh
Well it is a complicated makhraj
I didnt understand this can anyone say that we Asians using if letter is wrong ir correct ?
Can any one say that?? Da or la ?? Any one reply to this comment? Plz
Pakistanni people mostly zauud our big scholar said recite zaud not duad what we do
Ha.. You guys are funny.. 👍
So you mean to say it is heavy د
1:12 “There is no difference of opinion here” …actually…yes there is 😊
Care to share?
@@khanceptbelal A video on the full analysis of the issue is on my channel
It's bagar to bugger off 😀
why they are talking only about food? 😂
🌟🌟🌟🌟
I can't pronounce
Swi
Ih dinasswira twal mustaqim
Swi rataallazina anamtaalaihim
Help
Mustard oil
These two cannot focus at all…a waste of time
❤😂
Bangla♥️♥️
Plz listen what mufti tariq masoad said about this letter he said recite zaud not daud this letter start with z not D
Well, his opinion is likely incorrect, unless he's making a concession for someone specific.
@@khanceptbelal due to English language i wrote myself Z letter in english i dont know i tell u about his views if u understand urdu so plz listen him he is famous islamic scholar in pakistan he not said recite dwad he said recite zwad/zaud and i am too confuse my madarsa teacher also said recite zaud
Mufti tariq masood is wrong whole arab pronounce it as daud mufti tariq masood is deobandi a maturidi scholar
There are no such things are English letters....they are Roman
Funny face
its called Tarka bro
Lugatu dhord
Kari patta mein dal bhagar na🤣🤣