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1. Hamzah Wasl
   Alif located at the beginning of a word without any punctuation at all. It is only pronounced at the beginning of a sentence, but skipped when it is in the middle of a sentence.

2. Silent & Laam Shamsiyah
   Letters that are written in the Quranic script but completely omitted in pronunciation. This occurs to specific unvoweled letters (like a silent Alif, Waw, or Ya) or when passing over the Alif-Lam of solar letters directly into a Shaddah.

3. Madd Jaiz Munfashil
   Permissible separated prolongation, occurring when a natural mad letter is at the end of one word and Hamzah (ء) starts the next word. Lengthened up to 4 or 5 vowel counts.

4. Madd Wajib Muttashil
   Obligatory connected prolongation, occurring when a natural mad letter and Hamzah (ء) meet within the exact same word. Lengthened to 4 or 5 vowel counts.

5. Madd Tabi'i & Madd Arid Lissukun
   Covers both natural prolongation (Madd Tabi'i, 2 counts) and temporary prolongation at sentence stops (Madd Arid Lissukun, 2, 4, or 6 counts).

6. Madd 6 Harakat (Madd Lazim & Farqi)
   All mandatory 6-vowel-count prolongations. This comprehensively includes Madd Lazim Harfi (opening letters of Surahs), Madd Lazim Kilmi (within words), and Madd Farqi.

   1. Madd Lazim Kilmi (Word-Based Prolongation):
      Occurs strictly within a single word when a natural prolongation (Mad Thabi'i) meets a permanent silent condition.

      1. Mutsaqqal Kilmi (Heavy Word-Based): Triggered when a natural prolongation meets a letter carrying a Shaddah (gemination) within a single word (e.g., Dhaallin).

      2. Mukhaffaf Kilmi (Light Word-Based): Triggered when a natural prolongation meets a Sukoon (permanent silent letter) without a Shaddah within a single word. In the entire Quran, this unique rule only occurs in the word Al-Aana (الْآنَ).

   2. Madd Lazim Harfi (Letter-Based Prolongation):
      Found exclusively among the isolated opening letters (Fawatih As-Suwar) at the beginning of certain Surahs.

      1. Mutsaqqal Harfi (Heavy Letter-Based): Occurs when one of the 8 letters from the group "Naqasa 'Asalukum" (ن, ق, ص, ع, س, ل, ك, م) is followed by another letter that it merges or assimilates into (marked by a Shaddah), such as the letter Lam merging into Mim in "Alif-Lam-Mim".

      2. Mukhaffaf Harfi (Light Letter-Based): Occurs when one of those same 8 letters meets a permanent Sukoon without any merging or assimilation into the subsequent letter (e.g., the standalone pronunciation of Qaf or Nun).(Note: If the opening of a Surah consists of the 5 letters from the group "Hayyun Thahura" [ح, ي, ط, هـ, ر], such as in "Ha-Meem" or "Ta-Ha", they are explicitly stretched for only 2 vowel counts).

   3. Madd Farqi (Differentiating Prolongation):
      A specialized 6-vowel-count elongation that occurs specifically to differentiate between an interrogative (questioning) Hamzah and a declarative statement.

7. Qalqalah
   The echoing or bouncing sound made when pronouncing one of the five specific consonants when they are silent (with Sukoon): Qaf (ق), Tho (ط), Ba (ب), Jim (ج), and Dal (د).

8. Ghunnah
   The foundational nasal sound emitted from the nose. It is most complete and mandatory when the letters Nun (نّ) and Mim (مّ) carry a Shaddah.

9. Iqlab
   Conversion, occurring when a silent Nun (نْ) or Tanwin is turned into a hidden Mim sound accompanied by Ghunnah because it is followed immediately by the letter Ba (ب).

10. Ikhfa
    Concealment of the silent Nun (نْ) or Tanwin, pronouncing it with a hidden nasal sound when it meets any of the 15 Ikhfa letters: ت, ث, ج, د, ذ, ز, س, ش, ص, ض, ط, ظ, ف, ق, ك.

11. Ikhfa Syafawi
    Labial concealment, occurring when a silent Mim (مْ) meets the letter Ba (ب). The Mim is slightly hidden with a gentle nasal tone.

12. Idgham Syafawi (Idgham Mimi)
    Applies when a silent Mim (مْ) meets another Mim (م). The two letters merge into one emphasized Mim with a clear nasal sound (Ghunnah).

13. Idgham Bighunnah
    Assimilation with nasalization, occurring when a silent Nun (نْ) or Tanwin meets one of the four letters: Ya (ي), Nun (ن), Mim (م), or Waw (و).

14. Idgham Bilaghunnah
    Assimilation without nasalization, occurring when a silent Nun (نْ) or Tanwin completely merges into the following letter Lam (ل) or Ra (ر) without any nasal sound.

15. Idgham Mutamatsilain
    The merging of two identical letters that share the exact same articulation point and characteristics, where the first is silent and the second has a vowel. This rule excludes long vowel letters (Madd), which must be pronounced clearly without merging (e.g., when a silent Waw or Ya is a letter of Madd).

16. Idgham Mutajanisain
    The merging of two letters that share the same articulation point but have different characteristics, where the first is silent and the second is voweled.

17. Idgham Mutaqaribain
    The merging of two letters whose articulation points (makhraj) and characteristics (sifat) are close to each other, such as Lam (ل) meeting Ra (ر) or Qaf (ق) meeting Kaf (ك).

18. Waqaf Lazim ( م )
    Mandatory stop sign. The reader must stop completely and take a breath before continuing.

19. Al-Waqfu Aula ( قلی )
    Sign indicating that stopping is preferable to continuing.

Quran Revelation:

= The Meccan Surahs (Surah Makkiyah) or Meccan chapters are believed to have been revealed anytime before the migration of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ and his followers from Mecca to Medina (Hijra).

= The Madni Surahs (Surah Madaniyah) or Madani chapters of the Quran are revealed at Medina after Prophet Muhammad ﷺ hijra from Mecca.