Understanding Real Hiding (Ikhfaa Haqiqi) Techniques in Recitation
Real hiding (Ikhfaa Haqiqi) is a technique in recitation of the Quran where the silent noon or tanween is followed by specific letters, resulting in nasal sound production. Learn how to apply this technique correctly for precise pronunciation.
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UNIT: 5 LESSON:2 REAL HIDING ( IKHFAA HAQIQI) What is Real hiding ( Ikhfaa Haqiqi)?
Ikhfaa occurs if the silent noon or tanween is followed by one of the fifteen letters of hiding (ikhfaa) How to apply hiding ( ikhfaa) The reciter should move in his pronunciation from the letter preceding the none or tanween. With such preparation only the nasal sound of he noon is left . Tip of the tongue should not touch the point of articulation of noon.
