İdghaam and tashdeed are two interchangeable concepts in the literature of Tajweed. They are a compound sound phenomenon that adds convenience and beauty to the pronunciation of letters. These concepts are pronunciation phenomena based on the reading of two letters from a single outlet. Over time, the concept of idghaam has become more widespread. İdghaam is an important part of the pronunciation taking part in compound adjectives. İdghaam is a commonly used form of pronunciation in the Quran. He is divided into two parts, kabeer and şagheer. İdghaam kabeer calls one motor letter to join the next motor letter. İdghaam şagheer is to join one consonant to the next motor letter. In the Idghaam, the majority of the imams of qırâat prefer idgham şagheer. İdghaam şagheer is found less than other idghaam. These forms of idghaam are divided into various classes, mutamaathil, mutajaanis ve mutakaarib. These are divided into parts, muttaşil and munfaşil, with ghunnah and non ghunnah.
Primary Language | Turkish |
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Subjects | Linguistics, Religious Studies |
Journal Section | Articles |
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Publication Date | March 31, 2020 |
Published in Issue | Year 2020 |