Why is the tanwiin pronounced at the end of this sentence?
Hello,
I have just started learning Arabic online, and one of the lessons said that a tanwiin is never pronounced if it falls at the end of the sentence. However, then the website presented this sentence (I apologize; it did not allow me to copy and paste the actual Arabic characters):
al-ma'kuulaatu-l-3arabiyyatu tu3jibunii jiddan
Why is the tanwiin still pronounced in "jiddan," since it falls at the end of the sentence?
Thank you in advance for your help!
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Respuestas · 3
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Tanween always falls at the the end of the word.
If tanween ( tanween on alef ) falls at the end of poetry sentence or at the end of quranic verse "as other said" , it can be not pronounced. In both cases you have to check the specific laws for them. However, since you are still beginner I would recommend you to pronounce tanween wherever it is.
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As syahirah mentioned, we drop it only in reading Quraan when you reach tanween and read the word but stop at it, you never pronounce it.
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if you're talking about the normal sentences in Arabic yes. the tanwin that falls at the end of the sentences is still pronounce.
However, this is different with the Quran Tajwid. Because a wrong reading might change the whole interpretation of the sentence.
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