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1. Meeting of the two in pronunciation and writing, in that there is no separation between them, such
2. Meeting of the two in writing only, such as in : . Here the two are next to
each other, but prevents them from being pronounced together3. Meeting of the two in
pronunciation only, as in . In this case the alif separates the two from each
other, but since the alif is not pronounced, the two meet in pronunciation.
The first type is what will be discussed in this and subsequent lessons; the second and third type do
not enter this section or do not apply to the way we read.
علقاات
الحروف
This means they are the exact same letters next to each other. Examples of this are: The two
in .
There is an exception to this rule when two and two are next to each other in writing,
but one of the two and one of the two are a medd letter such as in
the of the word is a medd letter. The first of the word is not a medd
it, . We then apply this exception of medd letters not merging into non-medd letters of the
same type, and do not merge (make of of ) the two letters. This is in contrast to the or
in: . In this case there is of the two letters that are the same (here, a ).
It is called because of its ease and the little effort required in applying it.
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Its Rule: Required Merging.
The First: If the first of is a medd letter then the rule is . The and of
The Second Exception: When the first letter is , and this only occurs once between verses 28, and
29 in surah Al-Haaqqah: In this case there are two allowable options when
joining these two aayaat together.
The first: Making the clear with a light stop with no breath during the stop (this is called a
).
The first exception is the word in surah Yusuf aayah 11 . The noon
mushaddadah in this word represents an . This word originally was . This word is read with
either one of two possible correct ways:
1. Merging of the two letter with a dhammah of the two lips during the ghunnah, but no sound of
2. Saying the two clearly and stealing part of the vowel on the first noon, which is a dhammah.
This means the reader only gives the dhammah 2/3 of its full timing. This is called:
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Aayah 271 of surah Al-Baqarah, and the same word without the conjunctive letter
characteristics. They can be in one word as in: or within two words, as in:
The merging ( ) is this case is not absolute as is in the case of , instead it occurs in
special letters. This means that not every time there are two letters of the same articulation point but
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different characteristics, the first one saakin, and the second voweled, there is an . The
following letters merge into the letters below them:
We will now go through these letters that have the same articulation point, but differ in characteristics
and give examples of the merging that occurs when their relationship is “small”, meaning the first
letter of the two similar in nature is saakin and the next of the two is voweled
These first examples are all examples of complete merging, meaning the first letter of is
merged into the second letter and no trace of the first letter’s characteristics remain in the recitation.
4. طin to ت. This occurs 4 times in the Quran and this is an ( إدغام ناقصincomplete
merging) , it is incomplete in that the characteristic Itbaaq of the letter طremains.
ت ت
﴿طوجبىى ﴾ جوجعامتلوا ال ا
صالاجحا ا
– المتقاربانthe two close to each other
Its definition: it is the two letters which are close in articulation points and
characteristic, or close in articulation but not in characteristic, or close in
characteristic not in articulation.
Example :
1. لand ر
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Different Makhraj but very close in articulation points are quite close to each
other (tip of the tongue) they both share all the characteristics except التكرار
which is exclusive for letter ر.
2. دand س
Different Makhraj but very close in articulation points are quite close to each
other (tip of the tongue) characteristics are not same.
3. جand د
Different Makhraj but very close in articulation points are quite close to each
other (tip of the tongue) they both share all the characteristics
34 exceptions
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