Kinds of Harakat

What is harakat ? Kinds of harakat ?

that is a example ./, Most of today’s teenagers are blind to vowels, hija’iyah letters, let alone punctuation. It is ironic to know that the knowledge that should have been obtained from an early age has not been properly channeled. Therefore, on this occasion, we will discuss more or less what the vowel itself is? kinds of vows? What are the benefits of each vowel? how is the pronunciation itself? What are the differences between the vowels themselves, then also examples of the placement of the vowels and how to read them. Definition of Harakat Harakat in language means punctuation marks, in terminology is a punctuation mark that is specifically placed on each hija’iyah letter according to the portion and use of each, in order to simplify and generalize reading. Regarding this vowel, it is very important to pay attention to it in accordance with its benefits and purposes, so that there is no such thing as a misreading difference, let alone misinterpreting it. As was the case in the Dizaman tabi’in case, where there was a misreading of the I’rob at the end of the sentence. So Abdul Aswad ad_dualiy was the first person to place his I’rob on the Mushaf. Namely fathah with a dot above the letter, kasroh with a dot below the letter, dhommah with a dot to the left of the letter and tanwin by adding a dot/double, while breadfruit is left blank. That’s all and only placed at the end of each sentence and in red ink. After this then there is a misreading in the letters. So Nasr bin ‘Asim and Yahya bin Ya’mur, both of whom were Abdul Aswad’s students, found a way out by giving dots to what 14 letters were they? please read the chapter punctuation. Kinds of Harakat The vowel itself should consist of 6 kinds of vowels, among others: - Fathah (َ) - Kasroh (ِ) - Dhomma (ُ) - Fathah Tanwin (ً) - Kasroh Tanwin (ٍ) - Dhommah Tanwin (ٌ) -* Breadfruit or Sakinah (ْ)

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