Noorani Qaida page 29 covers Tashdeed after Tashdeed, Tashdeed after a Madd letter and the end of the rules (Khatm) (Takhti 15 and 16). It is page 29 of 32 in the colour-coded Urdu edition of the Qaida, shown in high resolution so every dot and vowel sign is clear for online practice with your child.
This page contains Tashdeed after Tashdeed, Tashdeed after a Madd letter and the end of the rules (Khatm). Takhti 15 practises words where one Tashdeed comes straight after another, a pattern found often in the Quran. Each doubled letter must be pressed clearly. Takhti 16, the last lesson, teaches a Tashdeed that comes straight after a letter of Madd, as in وَلَا الضَّآلِّيْنَ and الطَّآمَّةُ. Here the Madd is stretched longer, usually six counts (Madd Lazim), before the doubled letter.
| Lesson | Takhti | Pages |
|---|---|---|
| Tashdeed ma' Tashdeed (Shaddah after Shaddah) تشدید مع تشدید | Takhti 15 | 28, 29 |
| Tashdeed after Huroof Madda (Madd before Shaddah) تشدید بعد حروفِ مدہ | Takhti 16 | 29 |
Noorani Qaida page 29 covers Tashdeed after Tashdeed, Tashdeed after a Madd letter and the end of the rules (Khatm) (Takhti 15 and 16).
Page 29 belongs to Tashdeed ma' Tashdeed (Shaddah after Shaddah) and Tashdeed after Huroof Madda (Madd before Shaddah) (Takhti 15 and 16). The lesson runs across pages 28, 29.
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