A clear-cut guide to the art of Quran recitation that reverses the usual method — real examples from the Quran come first, the reader works out the rule, and only then is it explained. With written tasks and practice lines. 8.2 x 11 inches.
| Publisher | Learning Roots |
| Binding | Paperback |
| Pages | 75 |
| Size | 8.2x11" (21x28.5cm) |
| Edition | 1st (2010) |
| Weight (lbs) | 0.56 |
Tajweed is normally taught rule first, example second: here is idgham, here is its definition, here are the letters, now find it in a verse. Students memorize the definitions and still cannot hear the rule when they recite.
Tajweed Untangled fundamentally reviews that methodology, and the reversal is the whole point of the book.
Each chapter begins with real examples from the Noble Quran demonstrating a rule in action. After listening to them, readers are encouraged to reflect and work out the rule for themselves.
Only then is the rule explained clearly and set out in a layout built for easy revision. Written tasks and practice lines follow to reinforce the application.
Because a rule you deduced yourself is a rule you noticed happening. A student who has heard the sound and named it has a different relationship with tajweed from one who learned a definition and is now hunting for instances of it.
Anyone learning tajweed — children with a teacher, teenagers, and adults working alone, for whom the self-discovery approach is especially well suited. Teachers will find the chapter structure maps directly onto lessons.
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