Assalam u Alaikum! Welcome to this Arabic learning session, where we will explore Do Zabar (ً), also known as Tanween Fatha. This important diacritical mark represents a nasalized "an" sound at the end of a word and plays a key role in Quranic recitation and Arabic grammar.
This lesson is based on Mafateh ul Quran (Part Two) and is ideal for beginners and advanced learners looking to improve their Arabic pronunciation and Tajweed. Mastering Tanween Fatha will help you read the Quran fluently and correctly.
📚 What You Will Learn in This Video:
✅ What is Do Zabar (ً) / Tanween Fatha?
✅ How to pronounce Tanween Fatha correctly in Arabic?
✅ Examples of Do Zabar (ً) in Quranic words.
✅ The role of Tanween in Arabic grammar and Tajweed.
✅ Mafateh ul Quran (Part Two) overview & learning benefits.
📌 What is Do Zabar (ً) / Tanween Fatha?
Tanween Fatha (ً) is a double fatha mark that adds a nasalized "an" sound at the end of a word. It is commonly used in Arabic grammar and affects how words are pronounced in Quranic recitation. Learning this rule will enhance your Tajweed and fluency in reading Arabic.
📚 What is Mafateh ul Quran?
Mafateh ul Quran is a structured Arabic learning book designed to help students develop strong Quranic reading skills. Part Two focuses on diacritical marks (Harakat), including Tanween, Madd, and Sukoon, making it a great resource for learners at all levels.
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