The Glorious Opening in the ruling of reading with singing and Tajweed

Authored by Dr. Saud Abdullah Al-Fanisaan Subject: The Opening / Introduction The Meaning of Tajweed History of the Science of Tajweed Subject Index The Melodious Recitation in Reading The Opinions of Jurists on the Ruling of Errors in Prayer Maliki School Hanafi School Shafi’i School Hanbali School Zaydi School Zahirite School Notes: The Origin of Disagreement Regarding the Ruling of Errors Types of Readings Tajweed Tajweed Tarteel ... Al-Tahqiq Al-Hadr Al-Tadweer Are These Readings Better? Recitation with Singing Innovative Readings Disagreement in Talmun and Singing with the Quran Evidence of the Prohibitors Evidence of the Permissives Discussion of the Evidence of Both Sides First: Evidence of the Prohibitors Second: Evidence of the Permissives Preference Innovations of the Reciters in This Era Recitation with Instruments and Musical Instruments Changing Voice When Quoting the Verse Repeating Some Verses Without a Reason Recitation with Administration Placing Hands on the Ears During Recitation Shaking During Recitation Raising the Voice and Clapping During Recitation Hiring Reciters to Recite at Events Having the Same Reciter Read More Than Once in One Place The Cause of These Mistakes by Reciters Is It a Sin for Someone Who Does Not Perfect the Quran? The Origin of Disagreement on This Issue Evidence of Those Who Say It Is Obligatory Evidence of Those Who Say It Is Not Obligatory Discussion of the Evidence of the First Group Discussion of the Evidence of the Second Group Preference Etiquettes that Reciters Should Adhere to Research Results Indexes