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    This document provides information about the Arabic letter Taa (‫ ) ت‬and Sukoon, the absence of a vowel. It explains that Taa is pronounced like the "t" in English words like "tab" and provides details on its phonetic exit. It then defines Sukoon linguistically as meaning "calm" and indicates it represents a pause on a letter before moving to the next one. The document emphasizes that Arabic words never start with Sukoon and if pausing on a word, you must pause with Sukoon on its last letter even if another mark is present.

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    This document provides information about the Arabic letter Taa (‫ ) ت‬and Sukoon, the absence of a vowel. It explains that Taa is pronounced like the "t" in English words like "tab" and provides details on its phonetic exit. It then defines Sukoon linguistically as meaning "calm" and indicates it represents a pause on a letter before moving to the next one. The document emphasizes that Arabic words never start with Sukoon and if pausing on a word, you must pause with Sukoon on its last letter even if another mark is present.

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    Unit 1 : Phonetics

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    This document provides information about the Arabic letter Taa (‫ ) ت‬and Sukoon, the absence of a vowel. It explains that Taa is pronounced like the "t" in English words like "tab" and provides details on its phonetic exit. It then defines Sukoon linguistically as meaning "calm" and indicates it represents a pause on a letter before moving to the next one. The document emphasizes that Arabic words never start with Sukoon and if pausing on a word, you must pause with Sukoon on its last letter even if another mark is present.

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    Unit 1

    Taa'
    Al-qiraa'ah

    The Reading

    Phonetics
    Pronunciation: Like T in English. Exit: The tip of the tongue and the roots of the two upper central incisors. Taa is a light letter as t in "tab not as "t" in "target"

    In this lesson we study the letter ( ) and the Sukoon () (Absence of a Vowel )
    What is The Absence Of Vowels ( Sukoon )? Linguistically, the word Suk Sukoon means "calm". This mark written on the top of the Arabic letter indicates that this th letter is not followed by any vowels sound. It is pron pronounced as (n) in ant, (t) ) in catetc Sukoon is a pause on the letter: you just stop on

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    the letter and then you say the next letter.

    Stoooooop at the red circle


    Important Notes: 1- An Arabic word never starts with Suk Sukoon. 2- If you pause on any word word, you have to pause with Sukoon on the last letter, letter of the word, even if there is a different mark on it. www.quranicarabic.wordpress.com

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