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Question Jazaak Allah alf khair
for your wonderful website! I am an American Muslimah trying to learn
tajweed, insha'Allah. Unfortunately, the classes here are limited to
English speaking students. And I am amazed at the fact that most Arabs
don't pronounce the Arabic letters properly. Subhan Allah, may
Allah increase our knowledge. Ameen. Al-hamdu lillah, I comprehend
the readings and the tidbits, and I believe, that to be successful, I
need a good teacher. Do you happen to know of any in the Nashville,
Tennessee, USA area? There is a class taught by our local Imam, but I am
not currently enrolled and the new session will not begin for new comers until
at a later, unannounced date. I would like to begin as soon as
possible with this endeavor of mine, insha' Allah. I appreciate your
assistance, encouragement, and time. Answer Wa iyyaakum. We
pray that many Muslims benefit from this site.
Just to clear up
something, most Arabs do actually pronounce most letters properly, but many do
not know and apply proper tajweed rules.
There are some specific letters that some Arabs in special locations
have troubles with, for example, the Sudanese with the letter
Masha’ Allah, it is
really good to see you know what you need and have the intention to learn.
May Allah grant you this knowledge.
You are correct, you need a good teacher, but unfortunately we cannot
help you locate one in your area. We
can only suggest that you attend the sessions at your local mosque and maybe
put up a request on a bulletin board at your mosque, requesting assistance.
May Allah make easy for you the learning of tajweed and the recitation
of His words. |
, and the Egyptians with the
, but on the whole, the Arabs can
pronounce the letters correctly.