What You Will Learn

The correct Tajweed of يس — Ya and Seen accurately distinguished • Madd Badal in Al-Qur-aan • Madd Muttasil vs Madd Munfasil • Qalqalah on its 5 letters only • Ikhfa vs Idgham accurately applied • Ta Marbuta Waqf rule • Ra Tafkhim and Tarqiq • Common mistakes corrected

يس

Ya — Seen (each letter recited by its full name)

Surah Yasin 36:1

Tajweed Rules:

  YA (يا): The letter Ya belongs to the group of Huroof Al-Muqattaʿat known as (حَيٌّْ طَهُرَ). These are letters whose names contain only 2 letters when written — the letter itself and a short vowel. The letter name Ya = Ya + Alif. There is no Madd letter followed by Sukoon in the name Ya; the Alif here is a short connector, not a Madd letter in the Lazim sense. Therefore: Ya is recited with Madd Tabiʿi Harfi (Natural Madd) = 2 counts only.

  SEEN (سين): The letter Seen belongs to the group of Huroof Al-Muqattaʿat that have 3-letter names with a Madd letter in the middle. The name Seen = Seen + Ya (Madd letter) + Noon with Sukoon. The Ya Madd + Noon Sakinah (no Shaddah) = Madd Lazim Harfi Mukhaffaf = 6 counts.

  Summary: Ya = 2 counts (Madd Tabiʿi Harfi) | Seen = 6 counts (Madd Lazim Harfi Mukhaffaf).

The Key Distinction: حَيٌّْ طَهُرَ Group vs 3-Letter Group

Huroof Al-Muqattaʿat divide into two groups by their letter names:  1. Letters with 2-letter names (حَيٌّْ طَهُرَ group: ح ي ط ه ر): Their names contain no Madd letter followed by Sukoon → Madd Tabiʿi Harfi = 2 counts. Ya (يا) belongs here.  2. Letters with 3-letter names containing a Madd letter in the middle: The Madd letter + Sukoon on the last letter → Madd Lazim Harfi = 6 counts. Seen (سين) belongs here.  This is why in Alif Lam Meem: Alif = no Madd, Lam = 6 counts, Meem = 6 counts. And in Ya Seen: Ya = 2 counts, Seen = 6 counts.

وَالْقُرْآنِ الْحَكِيمِ

Wal-qur-aanil-hakeem

Surah Yasin 36:2

Tajweed Rules:

  Madd Badal in Al-Qur-AAN: The word الْقُرْآن contains a Hamzah followed by an Alif Madd (قُرْآن). The Alif here is a Madd Badal — it substitutes for a second Hamzah. In the Hafs ʿAn ʿAsim riwayah, Madd Badal is recited with Qasr (natural length) = 2 counts. This is NOT Madd Wajib Muttasil.

  Makharij ق (Qaf) in Al-Qur-aan: back of tongue against soft palate (Aqsal Lisaan). Permanently heavy (Mufakhkham).

  Makharij ح (Ha) in Al-Hakeem: middle of throat (Wasatul Halq), unvoiced (Hams).

  Madd Asli (2 counts): Al-HakEEM — Ya before Meem.

  Madd Arid (Waqf): pausing on Al-Hakeem — 2, 4, or 6 counts on the Ya.

Madd Badal — Precise Definition

Madd Badal (مد بدل): occurs when a Hamzah is followed by a Madd letter in the same word, because the Madd letter substitutes (badal) for a second Hamzah that would have been there originally.  Example: آمَنَ = originally Hamzah + Hamzah + Meem. The second Hamzah is replaced by Alif (the Madd letter). Result: Hamzah + Alif Madd (Badal).  In Hafs ʿAn ʿAsim: Madd Badal = 2 counts (Qasr — natural Madd length). NOT 4 or 6 counts.  IMPORTANT: Madd Badal is completely different from Madd Wajib Muttasil. In Muttasil, the Madd comes BEFORE the Hamzah. In Badal, the Hamzah comes BEFORE the Madd.

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إِنَّكَ لَمِنَ الْمُرْسَلِينَ

Innaka laminal-mursaleen

Surah Yasin 36:3

Tajweed Rules:

  Ghunnah: Innaka — Shaddah Noon = 2-count nasal resonance through the nose.

  Idgham with Ghunnah: lamin + Al-Mursaleen — the Noon Sakinah in lamin before the Meem of Al-Mursaleen = Idgham with Ghunnah: nasal merge, 2 counts.

  Madd Asli (2 counts): Al-MursaLEEN — Ya before Noon.

  Madd Arid (Waqf): pausing on Al-Mursaleen — Ya Madd + Noon acquires Sukoon at pause = Madd Arid: 2, 4, or 6 counts.

عَلَٰى صِرَٰطمُّسْتَقِيمٍ

ʿalaa siraatin mustaqeem

Surah Yasin 36:4

Tajweed Rules:

  Makharij ص (Saad) in Siraat: tip of tongue near upper front teeth with Istiʿla (back tongue raised) and Itbaq (tongue seals to palate). Heavy emphatic Saad — NOT regular S.

  Makharij ط (Ta heavy) in Mustaqeem: tip of tongue against upper teeth gums with Istiʿla, Itbaq, Jahr, and Shiddah. The heaviest Tajweed letter.

  Qalqalah Sughra on ط (Ta heavy) in Mustaqeem: the Ta (ط) carries original Sukoon (مُسْتَ) = Qalqalah Sughra (minor echo). Note: ط is one of the 5 Qalqalah letters.

  Madd Asli (2 counts): MusTaqEEM — Ya before Meem.

  Madd Arid (Waqf): pausing on Mustaqeem at verse end — 2, 4, or 6 counts.

The 5 Qalqalah Letters — Scientific Precision

Qalqalah applies ONLY to these 5 letters when they carry Sukoon: ق (Qaf) | ط (Ta heavy) | ب (Ba) | ج (Jim) | د (Dal)  Memory aid: قُطْبُ جَدٍّ (Qutb Jadd)  Letters NOT in the Qalqalah group (even with Sukoon): ض (Dad), ث (Tha), ت (Ta light), س (Seen), and all others. A Sukoon on any of these produces plain Sukoon — never Qalqalah.

إِنَّا نَحْنُ نُحْيِ الْمَوْتَىٰ

Innaa nahnu nuhyil-mawtaa

Surah Yasin 36:12

Tajweed Rules:

  Ghunnah: Innaa — Shaddah Noon = 2-count nasal resonance.

  Madd Asli (2 counts): InNAA — Alif after Noon.

  Makharij ح (Ha) in Nuhyi: middle of throat (Wasatul Halq), unvoiced (Hams).

  Madd Asli (2 counts): Al-MawtAA — Alif at end of the word.

واضْرِبْ لَهُم مَثَلؑا أَصْحَٰبَ الْقَرْيَةِ

Wadrib lahum mathalan as-habal-qaryah

Surah Yasin 36:13

Tajweed Rules:

  Makharij ض (Dad) in Wadrib: lateral emphatic from sides of tongue against upper molars. Sifaat: Istiʿla, Itbaq, Rakhawa, Jahr, Istitalah. Dad carries Sukoon here (اضْرِبْ). IMPORTANT: Dad is NOT a Qalqalah letter — its Sifah is Rakhawa (free airflow), not Shiddah. There is no Qalqalah on Dad. The Sukoon on Dad is recited with its characteristic Istitalah (lateral elongation) and heaviness, but no bounce/echo.

  Tanween on Mathalan: Tanween Fath. If pausing: Madd ʿIwad (Alif 2 counts). If continuing: check letter that follows.

  Makharij ص (Saad) in As-haab: heavy emphatic Saad, Istiʿla + Itbaq.

  Makharij ق (Qaf) in Al-Qaryah: back of tongue, heavy.

  Ta Marbuta at Waqf in Al-Qaryah: when pausing, Ta Marbuta (ة) is pronounced as Ha Sakinah (هْ). Sound: Al-Qar-yah (not Al-Qar-yat). This applies to all Ta Marbuta at Waqf.

Ta Marbuta at Waqf — Always Becomes Ha Sakinah

Any word ending in Ta Marbuta (ة) — when paused upon — is pronounced as Ha Sakinah (هْ), not as Ta.  Examples in Surah Yasin: • Al-Qaryah (القرية) at pause = Al-Qar-yah • Al-Maytah (الميتة) at pause = Al-May-tah (not Al-May-tat) • Aayatun (آية) at pause = Aa-yah  This rule applies universally to all Ta Marbuta at Waqf throughout the Quran.

إِذْ أَرْسَلْنَا إِلَيْهِمُ اثْنَيْنِ فَكَذَّبُوهُمَا فَعَزَّزْنَا بِثَالِثٍ

Idh arsalnaa ilayhimu-thnayn fakadhdhaboohumā faʿazzaznā bi-thaalith

Surah Yasin 36:14 — Note: the correct text is فَكَذَّبُوهُمَا (with dual pronoun هُمَا), not فَكَذَّبُوا

Tajweed Rules:

  Madd Jaʼiz Munfasil: arsalNAA + ilayhimu — Alif Madd at end of arsalnaa + Hamzah at start of ilayhimu = separate words = Munfasil: 4–5 or 2 counts.

  Makharij ث (Tha) in Bi-thaalith: tip of tongue between the upper and lower front teeth. Sifaat: Hams (unvoiced), Rikhwah (free airflow). The Tha is MAHMUS (unvoiced) — it belongs to the Hams letters (فَحَثَّهُ شَخْصٌ سَكَتَ).

  Waqf on Bi-thaalith: the Tha carries Kasra at the end. At Waqf: Sukoon on Tha. Tha is NOT a Qalqalah letter — plain Sukoon only, no Qalqalah.

  Madd Asli (2 counts): thaAAlith — Alif in the middle of the word.

Tha (ث) is Mahmus (Unvoiced) — Scientific Clarification

The 3 interdental letters in Arabic are: • ث (Tha): Mahmus, Rikhwa — UNVOICED fricative (like English ‘th’ in ‘think’) • ذ (Dhal): Majhur, Rikhwa — VOICED fricative (like English ‘th’ in ‘this’) • ظ (Dha heavy): Majhur, Rikhwa, Istiʿla, Itbaq — VOICED heavy interdental  Tha (ث) is Mahmus (voiceless) — never Majhur.

قَالُوا مَا أَنتُمْ إِلَّا بَشَرٌ مِّثْلُنَا

Qaaloo maa antum illaa basharum mithlunaa

Surah Yasin 36:15

Tajweed Rules:

  Madd Asli (2 counts): QAAloo — Alif after Qaf.

  Madd Asli (2 counts): MAA — Alif after Meem.

  Tanween on Basharun: Tanween Damma. The letter following is Meem of Mithlu-NAA = Idgham with Ghunnah (Tanween Noon before Meem merges with nasal, 2 counts).

  Shaddah on Meem in Mithlu-NAA: Ghunnah on the merged Meem, 2 counts.

وَآيَةٌ لَّهُمُ الْأَرْضُ الْمَيْتَةُ

Wa-aayatun lahumul-ardul-maytah

Surah Yasin 36:33

Tajweed Rules:

  Madd Wajib Muttasil: wa-AAyatun — the word آية contains Alif Madd + Hamzah in the SAME word = Muttasil: 4–5 counts.

  Tanween on Aayatun: Tanween Damma. Before Lam of Lahum = Idgham without Ghunnah (Tanween Noon before Lam = full merge, NO nasal).

  Makharij ض (Dad) in Al-Ard: lateral emphatic. Waqf on Al-Ard: Dad with Kasra becomes Sukoon at pause. No Madd Arid (Dad is not a Madd letter). Plain Sukoon with Dad’s Sifaat.

  Ta Marbuta in Al-Maytah at Waqf: الْمَيْتَة — when pausing, Ta Marbuta → Ha Sakinah. Sound: Al-May-tah (not Al-May-tat).

  Madd Leen: Mayt — Ya Sakinah after Fatha = Madd Leen. No elongation in connected recitation. At Waqf on Al-Maytah: the Ha Sakinah follows the Ya Leen — 2, 4, or 6 counts on the Ya.

وَجَعَلْنَا فِيهَا جَنَّٰتٍ مِّن نَّخِيلٍ وَأَعْنَابٍ

Wa jaʿalnā feehā jannaatin min nakheelin wa-aʿnaab

Surah Yasin 36:34 — Note: correct text is وَجَعَلْنَا (jaʿalnā), not خَلَقْنَا (khalaqnā)

Tajweed Rules:

  Makharij ج (Jim) in Jaʿalnā: middle of tongue against hard palate. Majhur (voiced), Shiddah.

  Ikhfa on min jannaat: Noon Sakinah (مِنْ) before Jim (ج). Jim is one of the 15 Ikhfa letters (it is NOT an Idgham letter). Rule: Ikhfa — partial concealment with 2-count Ghunnah. NOT Idgham.

  Idgham with Ghunnah on min nakheelin: Noon Sakinah before Noon — same letter = Idgham Maʿal-Ghunnah (full merge with nasal, 2 counts).

  Makharij ع (Ain) in Aʿnaab: middle of throat, voiced.

  Tanween on Aʿnaab at Waqf: Tanween Fath → Madd ʿIwad (Alif 2 counts). Sound: aʿnaabā.

Ikhfa vs Idgham: The Jim Case

A common error is classifying Noon Sakinah before Jim (ج) as Idgham. This is incorrect.  The Idgham letters are: ي ن م و ل ر (Yarmalu or similar mnemonics). Jim (ج) is NOT in this group.  Noon Sakinah before Jim = Ikhfa Haqiqi: partial concealment of the Noon with a 2-count Ghunnah, then the Jim is articulated. The Noon is not fully merged.

وَالشَّمْسُ تَجْرِي لِمُسْتَقَرٍّ لَّهَا

Wash-shamsu tajree li-mustaqarrin lahaa

Surah Yasin 36:38

Tajweed Rules:

  Shaddah Sheen in Ash-Shams: doubled Sheen.

  Makharij ق (Qaf) in Mustaqarrin: back of tongue, heavy.

  Tanween on Mustaqarrin: Tanween Kasra before Lam = Idgham without Ghunnah (full merge into Lam, NO nasal).

وَالْقَمَرَ قَدَّرْنَاهُ مَنَازِلَ حَتَّىٰ عَادَ كَالْعُرْجُونِ الْقَدِيمِ

Wal-qamara qaddarnāhu manāzila hattā ʿāda kal-ʿurjoonil-qadeem

Surah Yasin 36:39

Tajweed Rules:

  Makharij ق (Qaf) in Al-Qamar: back of tongue, heavy.

  Qalqalah Sughra on د (Dal) in Qaddarnahu: Dal carries Sukoon (قدْدَرْ) = minor Qalqalah echo.

  Madd Asli (2 counts): ManAAzila — Alif after Noon.

  Makharij ع (Ain) in ʿAada: middle of throat, voiced.

  Makharij ع (Ain) in Al-ʿUrjoon: middle of throat, voiced.

  Madd Asli (2 counts): Al-ʿUrJOOn — Waw before Noon.

  Makharij ق (Qaf) in Al-Qadeem: back of tongue, heavy.

  Madd Asli (2 counts): Al-QaDEEM — Ya before Meem.

وَنُفِخَ فِي الصُّورِ فَإِذَا هُم مِّنَ الْأَجْدَاثِ إِلَىٰ رَبِّهِمْ يَنسِلُونَ

Wa nufikha fis-soori fa-idhā hum minal-ajdāthi ilā rabbihim yansiloon

Surah Yasin 36:51

Tajweed Rules:

  Makharij ص (Saad) in As-Soor: heavy emphatic Saad.

  As-Soor (الصُّور): This word contains no Hamzah. The Waw is a natural Madd letter (Waw Madd after Damma) = Madd Tabiʿi (Natural Madd) = 2 counts in connected recitation. At Waqf on As-Soor: Waw Madd before Ra which acquires Sukoon = Madd Arid: 2, 4, or 6 counts. There is NO Madd Wajib Muttasil here — no Hamzah exists in this word.

  Makharij ج (Jim) in Al-Ajdaath: middle of tongue against hard palate.

  Qalqalah Sughra on ج (Jim) in Al-Ajdaath: Jim carries Sukoon (أجْدَ) = minor Qalqalah echo.

  Makharij ث (Tha) in Ajdaath: tip of tongue between teeth. Sifaat: Hams (UNVOICED), Rikhwa. The Tha is Mahmus — never Majhur.

  Idgham without Ghunnah: min rabbihim — Noon Sakinah before Ra = full merge, NO nasal.

  Ra HEAVY in Rabbihim: Ra carries Fatha (Rabbihim: Ra + Fatha) = HEAVY Ra.

وَامتَازُوا الْيَوْمَ أَيَُّهَا الْمُجْرِمُونَ

Wamtaazul-yawma ayyuhal-mujrimoon

Surah Yasin 36:59

Tajweed Rules:

  Madd Jaʼiz Munfasil: Al-Yawma + Ayyuha — Alif Madd at end of Al-Yawma + Hamzah at start of Ayyuha = separate words = Munfasil: 4–5 or 2 counts.

  Madd Leen: Yawm — Waw Sakinah after Fatha = Madd Leen. No elongation in connected recitation.

  Qalqalah Sughra on ج (Jim) in Al-Mujrimoon: Jim carries Sukoon (مُجْرِ) = minor Qalqalah echo.

  Madd Asli (2 counts): Al-MujrimOOn — Waw before Noon.

فَسُبْحَٰنَ الَّذِي بِيَدِهِ مَلَكُوتُ كُلِّ شَيْءٍ وَإِلَيْهِ تُرْجَعُونَ

Fa-subhānal-ladhee biyadihi malakootu kulli shay-in wa ilayhi turjaʿoon

Surah Yasin 36:83

Tajweed Rules:

  Madd Asli (2 counts): SubHAAna — Alif after Ha.

  Makharij ح (Ha) in Subhaan: middle of throat (Wasatul Halq), Hams (unvoiced).

  Madd Asli (2 counts): MalakOOtu — Waw after Kaf (long Waw vowel = 2 counts).

  Shay-in (شَيْءٍ): This word has a Ya Sakinah after Fatha (يْ) followed by Hamzah (ء) within the same word. The Ya here is a Ya Leen (not a full Madd Ya). The Ya Leen + Hamzah in the same word = Madd Wajib Muttasil based on the presence of Hamzah after Madd letter within one word. However: there is scholarly discussion here. The stronger position for Hafs: the Ya is a Leen letter and the Hamzah is in the same word — this is classified as Madd Muttasil. 4–5 counts. At Waqf on Shay-in (with Tanween): Tanween Kasra becomes Sukoon, and the Leen letter (Ya) before it = Madd Leen Arid: 2, 4, or 6 counts.

  Makharij ع (Ain) in Turjaʿoon: middle of throat, voiced.

  Madd Asli (2 counts): TurjaOOn — Waw before Noon.

  Madd Arid (Waqf): pausing on Turjaʿoon — Waw Madd before Noon which acquires Sukoon = Madd Arid: 2, 4, or 6 counts. Waqf Tam.

Verse(s)

Tajweed Rule

Example & Application

36:1 Ya

Madd Tabiʿi Harfi (2 counts)

Ya letter name: 2-letter group (حيطهر) — NO Madd Lazim

36:1 Seen

Madd Lazim Harfi Mukhaffaf (6)

SEEN: Seen + Ya Madd + Noon Sukoon = 6 counts

36:2

Madd Badal (2 counts)

Al-Qur-AAN: Hamzah before Alif Madd = Madd Badal in Hafs

36:2

Madd Asli (2 counts)

Al-HakEEM: Ya before Meem

36:3

Idgham with Ghunnah

lamin + Al-Mursaleen: Noon Sakinah before Meem = merge + nasal

36:3

Madd Arid (Waqf)

Al-Mursaleen: Ya Madd at pause = 2, 4, or 6 counts

36:4

Qalqalah Sughra

Mustaqeem: ط (Ta heavy) with original Sukoon = minor echo

36:4

Makharij ص Saad

Siraat: Istiʿla + Itbaq. Heavy emphatic

36:13

Makharij ض Dad

Wadrib: lateral emphatic. NO Qalqalah — Dad is not a Qalqalah letter

36:13

Ta Marbuta at Waqf

Al-Qaryah at pause: Ta Marbuta → Ha Sakinah (Al-Qar-yah)

36:14

Ikhfa

min jannaat: Noon Sakinah before Jim = Ikhfa (NOT Idgham)

36:14

Idgham same letter

min nakheelin: Noon before Noon = Idgham Maʿal-Ghunnah

36:14

Tha Mahmus (unvoiced)

Bi-thaalith: Tha is Mahmus — never Majhur

36:33

Madd Wajib Muttasil

wa-AAyatun: Alif + Hamzah in same word (آية) = 4–5 counts

36:33

Ta Marbuta at Waqf

Al-Maytah at pause: Ta Marbuta → Ha Sakinah (Al-May-tah)

36:34

Ikhfa

min jannaat: Noon before Jim = Ikhfa, 2-count Ghunnah

36:34

Correct Quranic text

وَجَعَلْنَا (jaʿalnā), NOT خَلَقْنَا (khalaqnā)

36:38

Idgham without Ghunnah

Mustaqarrin + lahaa: Tanween before Lam = full merge, no nasal

36:39

Qalqalah Sughra

Qaddarnahu: د (Dal) with Sukoon = minor echo

36:51

Madd Tabiʿi / Madd Arid

As-Soor: Waw Madd 2 counts (no Hamzah in word). At Waqf: Madd Arid

36:51

Qalqalah Sughra

Al-Ajdaath: ج (Jim) with Sukoon = minor echo

36:51

Tha Mahmus (unvoiced)

Ajdaath: Tha is Mahmus (unvoiced) — never Majhur

36:51

Idgham without Ghunnah

min rabbihim: Noon before Ra = full merge, no nasal

36:83

Madd Muttasil / Madd Leen Arid

Shay-in: Ya Leen + Hamzah in same word. At Waqf: Madd Leen Arid

36:83

Madd Arid (Waqf)

Turjaʿoon at Waqf: Waw Madd + Noon Sukoon = 2, 4, or 6 counts

Ra HEAVY (Mufakhkham)

Ra with Fatha: e.g. Rabbihim (36:51) — HEAVY Ra with Damma: e.g. Turjaʿoon (36:83) — HEAVY Ra with Sukoon preceded by Fatha or Damma: HEAVY Ra at beginning of word with Fatha/Damma following: HEAVY

Ra LIGHT (Muraqqaq)

Ra with Kasra: LIGHT Ra with Sukoon preceded by Kasra (next letter not heavy): LIGHT Ra with Sukoon preceded by Ya Leen: LIGHT When in doubt: check the vowel on the Ra itself first.

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