Tajweed Quran with Color Coded Rules – Pakistani-Indian-Persian Script (13x17)
Tajweed Quran with Color Coded Rules – Pakistani-Indian-Persian Script (13x17)
Publisher:
Dar Al Maarifah
Language:
Arabic
Binding:
Hard Cover
Pages: 848
Size: 13x17cm
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Tajweed Quran with Color Coded Rules – Pakistani-Indian-Persian Script (13x17)
The Tajweed Quran with Color Coded Rules in Pakistani-Indian-Persian Script (13x17) is a beautifully designed, comprehensive Quran that offers a unique learning experience for those who seek to understand and master the correct pronunciation and recitation of the Quran.
This Quran uses a color-coded system to highlight the various Tajweed rules, making it easier for readers and learners to identify the correct phonetic rules and their application during recitation. Tajweed refers to the set of rules governing the pronunciation of Arabic letters and words, ensuring that they are recited as intended, preserving the integrity and beauty of the original text.
Key features include:
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Color-Coded Tajweed Rules: Each rule is represented with distinct colors to help users easily identify and apply the necessary Tajweed principles in their recitations.
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Pakistani-Indian-Persian Script: This Quran is printed in the traditional script used in Pakistan, India, and Persia, making it familiar to a wide audience. The elegant and readable script ensures clarity and ease of understanding.
Publisher
Dar Al Maarifah
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Dar Al Maarifah
Dar Al Maarifah is a renowned publishing house that specializes in producing high-quality Islamic books and resources. With a focus on promoting the understanding of the Quran, Hadith, and other Islamic sciences, Dar Al Maarifah is committed to providing educational material that aids in the spiritual and intellectual growth of its readers. The publisher offers a wide range of books, including Quran translations, Tafsirs, Islamic jurisprudence, and works on the life of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), catering to both Arabic and non-Arabic speaking audiences.