Understanding the Law of Idgham Bighunnah Reading in the Science of Tajweed, along with Examples and How to Read It

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Understanding the Law of Reading Idgham Bighunnah in Tajweed Science along with Examples and How to Read It.

Reading the Qur'an properly and correctly should be done based on the knowledge of tajweed.

Dream - Reading the Quran is a highly recommended act of worship that brings great rewards for those who frequently recite it. For those who are fluent, reading the Quran should also be accompanied by knowledge of tajweed. In addition to idzhar and ikfha, another aspect of tajweed is the rule of idgham bighunnah.

Understanding the Law of Idgham Bighunnah Reading in the Science of Tajweed, along with Examples and How to Read It

Every letter in the Quran has a meaning, so if it is read incorrectly, the meaning will be different. Therefore, every Muslim must understand the science of tajweed so that the recitation and the meaning of the verses they read can be in harmony. The rule of idgham bighunnah is one of the rules in the science of tajweed. Idgham is divided into two branches, namely bighunnah and bilagunnah. The hijaiyah letters that are included in these two idgham recitations are also different.

Then what is the actual understanding of the law of reading idgham bighunnah? Let's take a closer look at the following explanation, complete with examples and how to read it!

What is the Law of Idgham Bighunnah Reading?

In terms of language, idgham bighunnah comes from the words 'idgham', 'bi', and 'ghunnah'. Idgham itself means to merge. Meanwhile, 'bi' means 'with', and 'ghunnah' means 'nasal sound'. In terms of terminology, idgham bighunnah is a rule in the science of Tajweed that applies when a letter nun sukun or tanwin meets with the letters ya', nun, mim, and wawu.

"How to Read Idgham Bighunnah"

The following is the translation of the text from 'Bahasa' to 'English' while preserving any html tags: "The correct way to understand the law of idgham bighunnah reading is necessary. This is important so that when reading the Quran, Sahabat Dream can immediately practice it. From the terms used, the way to read the law of idgham bighunnah is by inserting or merging the dead nun or tanwin letters (dhommah tanwin, fathah tanwin, and kasrah tanwin) when meeting one of the idgham letters, namely ya', nun, mim, and wawu."

The way to read it is as if there is a tasydid movement on the four letters accompanied by a buzzing sound throughout one alif or approximately two to three movements.

When reading the Al-Quran and encountering a verse that contains the rule of idgham bighunnah recitation, Sahabat Dream must pay close attention to the correct way of reciting it. Avoid reading hastily, as it may eliminate the buzzing sound in the verse that contains the rule of idgham bighunnah recitation.

Example of the Law of Idgham Bighunnah Reading.

Tanwin meets ya 'وُجُوهٌ يَوْمَئِذٍDibaca wujuuhuyyaumaidzin. Nun sukun meets ya'لَمِنْ يَرَىDibaca menjadi limayyaraa. Tanwin meets wawuعَذَابٌ وَاَصِبٌDibaca menjadi 'adzaabuwwaasibun. Tanwin meets wawuقُوَّةٍ وَلَا نَاصِرٍDibaca menjadi quwwatiwwa laa naashir.

Nun sukun bertemu mimنَكُنْDibaca nakumma’akum.Tanwin bertemu mimلَكَفُوْرٌمُبِيْنٌDibaca menjadi lakafuurummubiin.Tanwin bertemu nunحَطَةٌ نَغْفِرْلَكُمْDibaca hiththotunnaghfirlakum.Nun sukun bertemu nunدَرَجَةٍ مِنْ نَشَاءٍDibaca darajaatimmannasyaa.

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