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16 - Learn Tajweed with Yasir Qadhi - The Noble Emissaries (As-Safara Al-Keram)

Episode 16 -- Ikhfaa (Supressing)/nIkhfaa (supressing or hiding the sound of the nun sakinah or tanween with a ghunnah) -- all remaining letters that have not been addressed by idhaar, iqlaab, or idgham

Runtime: 15m:5s

17 - Learn Tajweed with Yasir Qadhi - The Noble Emissaries (As-Safara Al-Keram)

Episode 17 -- The Silent م/nIdghaam Shafawai (Idghaam of the Lips) -- when followed by another م, with ghunnah, usually indicated with a shaddah/nIkhfaa Shafawai -- when followed be a ب, with ghunnah/nIdhaar Shafawi -- remaining 26 letters, no special rule

Runtime: 15m:18s

19 - Learn Tajweed with Yasir Qadhi - The Noble Emissaries (As-Safara Al-Keram)

Episode 19 -Rules of Madd II/nHamza After Madd Al-Madd Al-Muttasil (Connected Madd) -- within the same word, so lengthen to 4or 5 harakas AL-Madd Al-Munfassil (Seperated Madd) -- different words, so lengthen to 2, 4, or 5 harakas

Runtime: 14m:25s

18 - Learn Tajweed with Yasir Qadhi - The Noble Emissaries (As-Safara Al-Keram)

Episode 18 -Rules of Madd (Elongation) I/nLetters of Madd -- وي ا, preceded by fat\'ha, kasra, or dhamma, in that order, respectively/nNatural Madd -- occurs when a letter of madd is neither preceded nor followed by hamza or sukoon; 2 harakas/nMadd al-`Iwadh (Replacement Madd) -- when stopping on a double fat\'ha, it becomes a natural mad/nMadd al-Badal (Substitution Madd) -- hamza occurs before madd; 2 harakas

Runtime: 19m:37s

20 - Learn Tajweed with Yasir Qadhi - The Noble Emissaries (As-Safara Al-Keram)

Episode 20 -- Rules of Madd III/nSukoon after Madd Aridh li Sukoon (Voluntary Stop, no written sukoon, as if you ran out of breath or reached the end of a verse) -- 2, 4, or 5 harakas Madd al-Leen (Easygoing Madd, silent ي or و, preceded by a fat\'ha) -- 2, 4, or 5 harakas

Runtime: 14m:25s

21 - Learn Tajweed with Yasir Qadhi - The Noble Emissaries (As-Safara Al-Keram)

Episode 21 -- Rules of Madd IV/nReal Sukoon After Madd Madd Lazim Kalimi (mandatory, one word; real, permanent sukoon after madd) -- 6 harakas *proper sukoon -- only one word in the entire Qur\'an, occurs twice in Surah Yunus, Ch. 10 vv.51, 91: أَالآنَ *shaddah -- indicates that there are two of that letter, the first with a sukoon, followed by the same letter with a haraka

Runtime: 15m:25s

22 - Learn Tajweed with Yasir Qadhi - The Noble Emissaries (As-Safara Al-Keram)

Episode 22 -- Rules of Madd V/nMadd as-Sillah (Connecting Madd) -- refers to masculine pronoun of third person (for example, his book, كتابه), sounds similar to the و vowel sound *If either letter before or after it is silent, no madd *If letter before is not silent, and after it is hamza, then 2, 4, or 5 harakas *If letter before is not silent, and after it is any letter besides hamza, only 2 harakas

Runtime: 14m:47s

23 - Learn Tajweed with Yasir Qadhi - The Noble Emissaries (As-Safara Al-Keram)

Episode 23 -- Rules of Madd VI Madd al-Lazim al-Harfi (al-Muqata'aat, the Abbreviated Letters) *only pronounce name, no madd: ا *madd of 2 harakas: ح ي ط ه ر *madd of 6 harakas: ن ق ص ع س ل ك م‎

Runtime: 15m:27s