Aao Quran Parhen | Let's read Quran - Episode 1

[Music] M Alam waleikum Nareen, I am Maryam Ali, present in your service with my programme, Aao Quran Padhe. Yes, children, today is our first day of Quran class. So, first of all, you will get the initiation. Assalam waleikum. My name is Dania Bat and I study in class six. Assalam waleikum. My name is Mamna Aaliya and I study in class three. Alam waleikum. My name is Fatima Sagara, I study in class one. Mashallah. Children, you all know that we have Quran class. We will study Quran. And which book of Quran is it? Its name is Aao Quran Padhe. What is it? Aao Quran Padhe. Aao Quran Padhe. In this, we will first start with Rufe Tahji. We will study Rufe Tahji in Arabic. Which Haruf Tahji is it? Yes, Arabic Haruf Tahji, Urdu Haruf Tahji. You have been studying Urdu Haruf Tahji in school. Today, you will study Arabic Rufe Tahji of Quran. Okay, so let us start with Nazm. If we begin, then we will read the Arabic letters of Tahji along with Nazam, and I hope you will enjoy reading it and will also learn quickly through Nazam, okay, Bismillah Rahman Rahim Bismillah Rahman Rahim Alif Ba Ta Sa Jim, ha, wait a second, teacher, there is no Pe Te and Chache in it, sir, this is what I told you, the Arabic letters of Tahji, the letters of the Quran, the Arabic letters of Rufe- Tahajjud, this is the difference in them, okay, some Urdu letters of Tahji are such that they do not come in the Arabic letters of Tahji, as we will read further, then you will come to know, okay, let's start, then we will repeat it five times, okay, let's start, Alif Ba Ta Sa Jim, ha, kha, Alif Ba Ta Sa Jim, ha, in this, you will listen carefully one thing, now, okay, when the sound of Sa is coming in it, the sound of Sa Sa Seen should not come in it, okay, this is the Arabic The letters of it are Tahji, they are not read like Urdu. The letters of sa in it, the letters of Arabic, have makharij. It has a makhar. Now you are able to understand what makhar is. What is makhar? I will give you a small example. For example, this is a room, you are sitting in this room. Now you have to go out of this room, so for that you need a makhar. Makhar means a place to go out. You have to go out of this room, so for going out you need something. So what does a room have to go out, a door is a door. We will call that door the makhar of this room. Similarly, the letters of Arabic have a makhar. They have a place to come out and the place from where these letters come out, we call that place makhar. So, in the same way, the sound of sa, which you are reading now, sa, is read in Urdu only, but you will not read sa in Arabic, it has a makhar, the tip of the tongue. The tip of your tongue, when the upper part of your tongue is in front of you, There are two teeth, you show me, Fatima show me your teeth, these are your two front upper teeth, this edge of them, when the tip of the tongue touches it, then from there, Sa, what will we call this place? This is the makhar of Sa, what is it, what is the makhar ji, this is the makhar of Sa, now when you have to read the haruf Taji of Arabic, in this, you have to take out your Sa from its makhar only, okay, let's start, we will read Alif Ba Ta Sa Sa, okay, read it softly, there will be no sound of a whistle in it, Sa Sa, Alif Ba Ta Sa Jim ha, read everything together, Alif Ba Ta Sa Jim ha, Momina, you should not put the makhar of Sa with other letters, all the harufs do not come out from one place, not all harufs have one makhar, okay, you have to read Alif also in this way, while reading Alif, the tongue will not touch the teeth, okay, Alif Ba Ta Sa Jim ha, Kha Alif Ba Ta Sa Jim ha, repeat Kha Ji, then Alif Ba Ta Sa Jim ha, now give me one bye One you will narrate it, Dania you, Dania first of all you will narrate it to me, Alif Ba Ta Sa, ji what was the makhar of Sa, Momina what was the makhar, you will tell me, Fatima, do you remember, let's tell Momina, Momina you tell me the nine of the Sawan has to be put on the edge of the two front teeth, Asaan Shabash what has to be done, if you put the tip of the tongue on the edge of the upper teeth, the makhar of Sa will come out from there, okay, the letter of Sa will come out from there, Sa repeat it, Sa Sa Alif Ba Ta Sa Jim Ha Kha Alif Ba Ta Fa Jim Ha Kha Kha Kha Kha, while reciting this, do not round your lips, it is okay to keep your lips a little spread out, Kha Kha Kha Kha Kha softly, the sound of rattling will not come, okay Kha Kha Kha Kha Kha, in this I will introduce you a little about all the letters, then we will tell you their parts together, parts means two- three letters come out from one makhar, so the companions of these letters will come, the makhar in this They will come together with the makhar, we will keep telling you together, okay, the Ba is when we join both the lips, then from there, Ba, Ba, okay, how, Ba, by joining the wet lips, Ba comes out, Ba, Ba, softly, Ba, Ba, normal Ba, okay, after that, Ta is the tip of the tongue, from the root of the upper teeth, from the inner root, Ta, Ta, Sa, the tip of the tongue, from the edge of the front teeth, Sa, okay, now there is a difference between Ta and Sa, right, the Ta will be touched by the root, the tip of the tongue, and in Sa, it will be touched by the edge of the teeth, Sa Sa, Ta, Ta Sa, after that, Jim Jim, the middle part of Ha, okay, what is the makhar of Ha, the middle part of the throat, the middle part, the makhar of Ha comes out from there, okay, it has a companion of Ha, that is the Ain, when we read the Ain, then we will practice it, okay, Ha, when we will take a breath and exhale, then this makhar of Ha will come out from there, you have to close your mouth first. You have to inhale through your nose and exhale slowly through your mouth, from that the makhar of Ha will come out, see how to extract it, good, the sound of your breath that has just come out, you have to practice it, so from this your makhar of Ha will come out, okay Dania has done it well, Fatima will also practice, Insha Allah yours will also come out well, let's extract it, very good, you have learnt very well, all good children, okay Jim yes, after that Kha Kha Kha Kha Kha Kha is vocal from the beginning of the throat, okay Kha Kha Kha Kha Kha, what is its companion, tell me, it is Gain Gain Ji Gain, but that will come later, then we will practice it, okay now Kha Kha Kha Kha Ji, dear children, did you enjoy reading, did you get to know what is the difference between the Arabic letters of Tahji and the Urdu letters of Tahji, there is a difference in the sounds, right, its Mkharij is in the Arabic accent, which is the Arabic letters of Tahji, okay, then we will repeat the letters once. Alif Ba Ta Sa Jeem Ha Alif Ba Ta Sa Jeem Ha Kha Ji children, it is okay, Sakla Alim Ji, viewers, we hope that you have resigned today, Insha Allah, we will continue to teach you new letters of Arabic in your service, and we hope that you and your children will resign to the fullest, Allah Hafiz M [Music] Kali Tarla [Music] Inki