Juz 'Amma Primer - With Color Codes for Tajweed

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This color-coded Juz' Amma (the last juz' of the Quran) is in an Arabic script that is easy to read for the non-Arabic speaking person as well. Seven different color shades have been used, each color representing a different tajweed rule. The actual rules of tajweed in English are included in the back of the edition. This large edition of Juz' Amma, especially for young children, facilitates the recitation the Quran correctly with proper pronunciation and intonations. It is printed on heavy art paper for durability.

The color-coded Juz Amma is intended to facilitate and enhance the reading of the Quran with tajweed by color coding the various rules. For example, where ikhfa is to be observed, the word is highlighted with blue; where qalqala is to be observed, red is used. A legend at the bottom of every page provides a quick reference for the color codes. A supplement at the end describes the rules of tajweed in detail and explains the color coding system.


Juz 'Amma Primer - With Color Codes for Tajweed

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    Weekend Learning Publishers    |    SKU: TCBJAP
    Barcode: 9781936569120
    Weight: 0.149 kg
    Pages: 70
    Dimensions: (15.24 cm × 22.86 cm × 0.51 cm)
    First Publishing Date: 01/07/2012
    Current Publishing Date: 01/07/2012
    Current Edition: 1st

    Description

    This color-coded Juz' Amma (the last juz' of the Quran) is in an Arabic script that is easy to read for the non-Arabic speaking person as well. Seven different color shades have been used, each color representing a different tajweed rule. The actual rules of tajweed in English are included in the back of the edition. This large edition of Juz' Amma, especially for young children, facilitates the recitation the Quran correctly with proper pronunciation and intonations. It is printed on heavy art paper for durability.

    The color-coded Juz Amma is intended to facilitate and enhance the reading of the Quran with tajweed by color coding the various rules. For example, where ikhfa is to be observed, the word is highlighted with blue; where qalqala is to be observed, red is used. A legend at the bottom of every page provides a quick reference for the color codes. A supplement at the end describes the rules of tajweed in detail and explains the color coding system.


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