Shadee Elmasry – 20. Dhaal & Zayn Are Not Interchangeable

The next two letters are the Val and the Zane. Now these two, there

is no excuse for messing them up. And the reason being and why

messing them up is worse is for the simple reason that Zayn is a

letter. So if you pronounce that by with Xen, you're actually

swapping two letters. So it's not like someone who doesn't know how

to pronounce the Iein. So they're saying ane, right, well, or CA so

the same kind of hat is right? No, this is actually swapping two

letters, you actually swapping two letters. So Zelicah has, you're

actually swapping to letter it's have a right is a different,

completely different word than has. Right and again, we're

talking about in recitation, so that there must not be confused

with dizaine. The Val and the theta are similar in that we bring

the middle of the tongue between the teeth and blow air.

But with the Val, this tongue should vibrate Sir, you don't feel

a vibration that you should your whole mouth should be vibrating

when you say that, resulting in a buzzing sounds in English, the val

is heard in the word that while the pho is hurting the word thick,

so we do have both letters in the English language, but they're not

differentiated in their spelling. Their spelling is exactly the same

with the th but we do have these two differences in the west and

Morocco, North Africa, if they'll replace the event with the dead,

so they'll still Dicker right? And in the east will pronounce it

they'll swap it with the Zane so they'll say zikr Alright, so in

terms of Quranic recitation, the

letters must be pronounced properly and again this this

shows, care, concern and education when a person separates between

then and Zayn