Thanks to this symbol, you can take a break and a breath when you are tired. If you are tired and are looking to take a break before you move on, you should wait for this symbol. 6) ص - The Licensed Pause - Waqf e Murakh-Khas Note, that there is no prohibition if you stop there as well. This sign of Waqf e Majuwwaz means that the reciter should not take a pause and should keep on reciting the Quran.
5) ز – Continue Reading - Waqf e Mujawwaz But it does hold importance as by halting for a moment, you can easily understand the meaning that is discussed in the previous Ayat.
But if you think it's obligatory, you are wrong. So, when you reach this point, immediately stop. This symbol points towards completing the matter that is discussed in the fragment of the Ayah. 4) ج – The Permissible Stop - Waqf e Jaaiz You should know that it is highly important to discontinue at this point as this will make the reading process easier for you. Once you see this symbol, you need to take a breath and immediately discontinue for an instant. This is a stop sign that will indicate the reciter to take a gap during the recitation. 3) ط – The Absolute Pause - Waqf e Mutlaq Taking a pause here is extremely important as if you do not take a pause here, the whole meaning of the sentence will alter. In literal translation, the word Lazim means to do at any cost, or imperative. The Waqf e Lazim symbol means to stop reading at this point. 2) مـ - The Compulsory Stop - Waqf e Lazim
1) o– The Conclusion of Verse - Waqf e Taam Thus, here are the basic Quran recitation rules and symbols that you guys need to know about. A lot of people are unaware of the basic symbols and signs that they see in the Quran. Let us start with the basic rules of Quran recitation. Thus, today Quran Schooling brings to you the important as well as basic rules of recitation of the Quran. So, are you aware of the signs and symbols that are found above some words? Their meaning, purpose, and importance? If you want to learn Quran recitation, you need to understand and follow the Quran rules of recitation for pauses, stops, starts, and cut-offs. If you are not familiar with the basic rules of recitation, then you may not be doing this properly. Reciting the Holy Quran is one thing, and reciting it in a proper way is a different thing altogether.
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