This lesson
What is introduced, and what to practise
What this lesson introduces
- ـٌ and its "un" sound
Practice between lessons
Progress at this stage tracks almost exactly with whether this happens.
- Read words ending in tanween damm
- Mixed tanween rows
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The Qaida is the one stage where self-teaching reliably goes wrong, because an error in a letter sound is invisible to the person making it. A tutor hears it on the first attempt.
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Reading a lesson is useful. Having someone correct the sound as you make it is what fixes pronunciation.
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Questions about this lesson
What does lesson 12 cover?
Read the doubled dammah. It is lesson 12 of thirty in the Noorani Qaida sequence.
What is new in this lesson?
ـٌ and its "un" sound.
What should be practised afterwards?
Read words ending in tanween damm and Mixed tanween rows.
Can the lessons be taken out of order?
They are numbered because each assumes the sounds from the one before. Skipping ahead usually shows up later as guessing rather than reading.
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