Dzaki Rosman – AlFatihah Verse 7 Part 2 One Minute Tajweed Part 10

Dzaki Rosman
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The speaker discusses various Al Easter product lines, including Magd cet, Alay dedication, and Walabbo. They mention a pause at the letter Allow and a recitation of Walabboalin. The speaker suggests that the product should be beneficial for all.

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			Smila, 1 minute tajit, part 10, Suratul Fatiha,
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			verse number 7, part 2. Let us continue
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			from where we left, from verse number 7
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			of Suratul Fatiha.
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			Do not add
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			or bouncing sound at the letter
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			Magdubi
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			is pronounced with the letter
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			using the side of the tongue du and
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			not the letter dal.
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			Magdubi.
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			Alayhim
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			begins with the letter ain,
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			not with the letter hamza. Alayhim
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			Wala must be recited lightly. The heavy part
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			is only
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			the letter bawd in the middle. Instead of
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			saying walogbo
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			we say walabbo.
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			Walabbo
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			waleen
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			is to be elongated 6 harakats. And there
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			is a bit of pause at the letter
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			lam. Walabboalin.
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			Alhamdulillah.
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			We have come to the end of the
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			series of Al Fatihah! So, what do you
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			think? Did you learn something new? Please drop
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			a comment on what other Tajweed content we
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			should do for the 1 minute Tajweed. Wallahu
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			'alam,
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			may it be beneficial for all.