Ayatul Kursi Tajweed New Jun 2026

The lengthening of sounds is one of the most common Tajweed rules. In Ayat al-Kursi, you will frequently encounter the Madd al-Munfasil and Madd al-Muttasil depending on the speed of your recitation.

The tanween at the end of bi-shay'in meets a Meem in min . They merge completely with a strong, two-count Ghunnah : bi-shay'im-min .

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The Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) said: "Whoever recites Ayatul Kursi after every obligatory prayer, nothing prevents them from entering Paradise except death." (Sahih al-Jabir). The lengthening of sounds is one of the

Ayatul Kursi contains several "Madd" rules. The Madd Ja’iz Munfasil in la ilaha illa Huwa requires a lengthening of 4-5 counts, emphasizing the declaration of monotheism.

When saying fis-samawati , the "L" of Al- is completely skipped and merged directly into the Seen ( Idgham Shamsi ). Conversely, in fil-ard , the "L" is pronounced clearly and sharply ( Izhar Qamari ). They merge completely with a strong, two-count Ghunnah

The "Llam" here is Lam Shamsiyyah . Skip the "Llam" entirely and merge directly into the "Seen".