Assalamu Alaikum! Welcome to this Arabic learning session, where we will explore Do Paish (ٌ), also known as Tanween Damma. This diacritical mark adds a nasalized "un" sound at the end of a word and is essential for Quranic recitation and Arabic grammar.
This lesson is based on Mafateh ul Quran (Part Two) and is designed for beginners and advanced learners looking to improve their Arabic pronunciation and Tajweed. Through practical exercises, you will master Tanween Damma (ٌ) and enhance your fluency in reading the Quran.
📚 What You Will Learn in This Video:
✅ What is Do Paish (ٌ) / Tanween Damma?
✅ How to pronounce Tanween Damma correctly in Arabic?
✅ Examples of Do Paish (ٌ) in Quranic words.
✅ The role of Tanween in Arabic grammar and Tajweed.
✅ Practical exercises to perfect your pronunciation.
✅ Mafateh ul Quran (Part Two) overview & learning benefits.
📌 What is Do Paish (ٌ) / Tanween Damma?
Tanween Damma (ٌ) is a double Damma mark that creates a nasalized "un" sound at the end of a word. It plays a significant role in Arabic phonetics and is widely used in Quranic recitation. Understanding this rule will help you read the Quran fluently and accurately.
📖 What is Mafateh ul Quran?
Mafateh ul Quran is a structured Arabic learning book that helps students develop strong Quranic reading skills. Part Two focuses on diacritical marks (Harakat), including Tanween, Madd, and Sukoon, making it a valuable resource for learners at all levels.
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