Rules of Noon Saakin & Tanween: Ikhfaa Lesson
Learn and implement the rule of Ikhfaa in pronunciation when Noon Saakin or Tanween is followed by specific letters. Understand the literal meaning of Ikhfaa and practice examples to improve your recitation skills.
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Lesson 3: Rules of Noon Saakin & Tanween 1) Ikhfaa
L.O: 1) To define the literal meaning of Ikhfaa 2) To learn, recognise and implement the rule of Ikhfaa
What is Noon Saakin and Tanween & why are they together? Noon Saakin Tanween Noon Saakin and Tanween are grouped together because both make the same n sound. E.g.
Literal Definition of Ikhfaa To hide/conceal The Rule of Ikhfaa If after Noon Saakin or Tanween any of the fifteen letters of Ikhfaa come then a light sound will be made from the nose for the duration of one second
Examples of Ikhfaa When pronouncing Ikhfaa you will conceal the sound of the Noon by not applying the Makhraj of Noon completely and taking the sound into your nose
Activities 1) Learn rule and read back to me 2) Colour in letters of Ikhfaa sheet and stick into your books 3) In pair find and circle all the Ikhfaa examples on the Qur an page Homework Find 10 examples of Ikhfaa from your given para
