Tajweed is a science that teaches how to read the Quran attractively and correctly by observing the Makhraj and the qualities of the Quranic letters, as well as according to the norms of Tajweed. The Tajweed learning protects the language from errors when reciting the Quran. The primary subjects studied in this science are:

? Understanding Makhraj and the Arabic alphabet.

• Tanween and Noon Sakinah

Izhaar Halqi (Obviousness)

Idgham (merging).

Iqlaab (changing).

Ikhfaa (hiding) ? Meem Sakinah Rules

Types of Madd: Ikhfaa Shafawy, Idgham Mutamathelayne Sagheer, and Izhaar Shafawy.

• Qalqalah.

• Noon and Meem Mushaddad.

What Is the Definition of Tajweed in Islam?

What does Tajweed mean in Arabic? How many rules are there in Tajweed? In Surah Al-Muzammil, Allah SWT emphasizes the need to recite the Quran correctly and in a measured manner, even though Tajweed does not have a literal meaning in the Quran.

It is required to recite the Qur'an in a measured and attractive tone. Since the Quran was sent down from Allah along with its wording and meaning, Muslims must pay close attention to the pronunciation and meaning pattern that determines the Quran's integrity.

Another aspect that necessitates Tajweed principles is the Quran's language, Arabic. As a result, it should be read by the features of this language. Because certain principles must read the Quran, Tajweed, a compilation of these regulations, is an essential component of Quran recitation.

Importance of Tajweed

The Prophet emphasized the necessity of reading the Quran with Tajweed and praised those who did so by providing instances. According to 'Abdullah bin Mas'ud, Abu Bakr and Umar informed him that the Messenger of Allah had said: "Whoever wants to recite the Qur'an as fresh as when it was revealed, let him recite it like Ibn-Umm-'Abd."

Once more, our Prophet (PBUH) advised that the finest approach to reading the Quran is to "make your voices lovely as you recite the Quran." (Sunan An-Nasa'i)

It is a known truth that human nature always has a way of reading in the most exquisite way possible—a way that uplifts the spirit and warms the heart. It inspires awe in others, which enhances the beauty of the worship.