Ismail Londt – Bayyt Jawb Shr Maqmt Basics
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The speaker discusses various options for Joab Osli, including starting at low levels and recording in a certain way. They also give advice on how to start a Joab Shuri recording, including using a drop or a subtle drop. The speaker emphasizes the importance of practicing and understanding the recording process before starting.
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Jawab,
surely sometimes referred to as Jawa. Jawab a the climb
of all climbs,
your range needs to be accommodative, because if you
started your recitation too high and you intend to do jawab Shuri,
you may end up straining. So you need to start as low as can be.
And in the last clip, I showed you a sample of
a jawab where you start in ausli and end with Shuri. That's an
option. You don't have to, obviously do it, but it comes
across, in my opinion, the Joab osli comes across even stronger
when you end it with Surely, it fits with all three the previous
options of Joab osli, but it fits the best with the last option.
Your last option of Joab osli Is your drop as a stepping stone to
your high drag ending that will surely fits beautifully. So a
sample of that would be our belonging regime.
We
easy little monkey. Kazibin, I'll do it
without the sharable boss, push wailui, a little mo Kasi,
easy little
monkey
that end on miomidine. That is what Sheik Mahmud, Ali Al Banna
would would do in his job. Surely,
we do it on that verse in Surah Al Guru
lavum, do
you all?
Okay, coming to Joab Shuri,
a clean job. Aburi from start to end. We recited in Al mutafifin,
we decided wama ukad, the bubigi, ila kulum atheim. So go back to
Surah Al mutafifin. The next verse is either to now. So the first
manner in which you may start the Joab Shuri is from from low in
ascending steps, just as you would do surely in the beginning of
recitation from low as one of your options. And after you enter, you
can have a push if you want,
with a with a subtle end like this. Either don't lie
to now call do now call me, Okay, push then you have your subtle
climbing in. You can also have your surprise in, like a drop a
surprise drop,
either
you
have other options of ins. But for now, to start with this one,
there's one more thing I need to show you, as far as a a content
structure is concerned, after you've pushed and you had your
subtle drop, if your if your breath allows you, and the verses
you choose are long enough, you can have after your your push and
your subtle climb. You can have a a descent, a descent, and then you
end with a push. And that push could either be a subtle one, or
it could be an exaggerated, higher push, which you need strength for,
but it's strong as your Joab will Joab. So we go, we recite from
either Tuttle to the next verse, Kala Balarama,
either
alai, ayatu, na
Kola,
Wali na Kala,
ko na la Kulu BIM Maka.
Okay, so now the other option, same structure, but you end, you
go higher. You need to reserve your energy and your breath and
your strength for the end. If you choose to do this one,
either don't love Makani
man,
okay,
think about it, and
it comes across beautifully and strongly and generally you're like
I said, we're doing Joab surely on this level of voice, just to Be
comfortable, but normally it will be on a higher level, especially
after you've had your complete build up of bayati. So it will, it
will come across even stronger.
So that your first way of starting Shuri, jawab Shuri, the other way
of starting Joab Shuri, is is a bit higher. It's a bit more
subtle and playful, slight ups and downs. It will be like this,
instead of either, don't lie, it will be either tooth as if a bit
shy,
either
a tuna. Call us. You can have
all the other options,
used and presented further on, in the in the in the in the maqam,
but I'm just, we're just addressing a variant start either
and
likewise,
you
can
go on To the next verse and have you drop And at the end you push
we try
it. Walina, okay, we tried
on
our verse in
Surah Al BU,
we completed Allah ala kulisha In shahid.
So
in the Larina, fatal, normal meaning first with your rising
steps in minati.
You
can't try to recite until the end of the verse, but I just want to
show you the start,
the different start. So the first one was in
meaning the second either to La so in Mina
ti
sum, me
nothing if you have
enough breath and you can push, you can hear that the the
exaggerated push At the end. Could fit in even after that structure.
Instead of stopping on the word Jahannam, you could push till the
end. So we try
and it fits
on the
meaning of this verse in
Hari,
Ko.
Wala,
Rico,
so your various options,
the main thing for now is get one structure and understand that you
need to acclimatize your ear. And it's about practicing under
supervision inshallah. So in the future, we make contact and we try
this together. It's just to familiarize yourself before we
start implementing inshallah. All of the best you.