Taysir Al-Rahman in the Tajweed of the Quran

Taysir Al-Rahman in the Tajweed of the Quran The book Taysir Al-Rahman in the Tajweed of the Quran is a book in the science of Tajweed, not lengthy and boring, nor concise and incomplete. The author aimed to gather most of the issues verified and clarified in the simplest expressions and closest references. She avoided excessive detail that leads nowhere and mentioning points of disagreement that distract students of knowledge. Book specifications: Author: Dr. Souad Abdul Hamid Number of pages: 352 pages Subject of the book: Tajweed of the Holy Quran Contents of the book: First chapter: The virtue of the Quran, encouragement to it, and the virtue of its reader and reciter Second chapter: Principles of the science of Tajweed Third chapter: How the sound occurs Fourth chapter: Contains: First section: Articulations of the letters Second section: Attributes of the letters Third section: Clarification of Tajweed for the letters sharing the same articulation or attribute Fourth section: Rules of Tashkeel (emphasis and lenition) Fifth chapter: Contains four sections: First section: Relations of the letters Second section: Rules of the silent Nun and Tanween Third section: Rules of the silent Meem Fourth section: Rules of the silent Lams Sixth chapter: The Madd (elongation) and Qasr (shortening) Seventh chapter: Contains: First section: Stopping at the ends of words Second section: The pronoun Haa' (hā') Third section: The ruling of meeting two Sakin (silent) letters Fourth section: The Hamzats of Wasl (connection) and Qat' (cutting) Eighth chapter: Elision, affirmation, and stopping according to the script Ninth chapter: Contains: First section: The cut-off (mabtū') and the connected (muwṣal) Second section: The Taa' (taa')