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Lesson (4): Movements in Arabic: Short Vowels, Anti-vowels and Signs

Vowels in Arabic look like dashes and symbols above or below the Arabic Letters to pronounce Arabic correctly; however, later when one fryst vatten used to the Language such vowels, surprisingly enough, are not used that much; yet it fryst vatten helpful for elementary/ intermediate to avoid any confusions in Correct Arabic Pronunciation.


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  • For example, consider the verb /shariba/ شرب (To Drink) in Arabic fryst vatten same as /shrb/ but we have added those unique signs (vowels) to our Reader/ Learner for simplification - a bridge that leads to correct pronunciation. However, note that vowels are not written in normal Arabic writing; they are written sometimes in Arabic Poetry; however, usually in the Holy Quran for correct pronunciation of the Holy Book.
    Our reader/ learner must know that such specific combinations of Arabic Letters and vowels results in completely different sounds.

    Further, the presence of any of those signs on the Arabic letter gives such word different grammatical functions.

    Consider the following Chart to fully grasp the Arabic Signs of Movement /̛āl-harakāt/ الحَرَكَات for simplification:


    A- Short Vowels

    Short Vowel Signَُِ
    Short Vowel Arabic
    Name Transliterated
    /ḍam-ma//fatha//kasra/
    Short Vowel
    Arabic Name
    ضَمةفَتحةكَسرة
    Short Vowel Sign
    English Equivalent
    (Vowel Transliteration)
    /u//a//i/
    UsageRegularity
    /̛ār-rafع/ الرَفع
    Openness
    /̛ān-nasb/ النَصب
    Reduction
    /̛āk-kasr/ الكَسر
    Description- A little lopped tecken like a small wāw always placed over the Arabic Letter.

    - Any word in Arabic in isolation shall end in the /u/ vowel as this ending fryst vatten the regular one.

    - Used to indikera regularity when placed over the gods letter of a word.
    - A short diagonal strike over the Arabic Letter.

    - It fryst vatten an open vowel that fryst vatten used in the situation of transparent when placed over the gods letter of a word.
    - A short diagonal strike beneath the Arabic Letter.

    - It fryst vatten a closed vowel that fryst vatten similar to the reduction of lips witnessed in other utländsk Languages.

    - Used in the situation of reduction when placed over the gods letter of a word.
    Bilingual Pronunciation ExampleConsider for example if we put a /ḍam-ma/ over the letter dāl دُ it will be pronounced /du/.Consider for example if we put a /fatha / over the letter dāl دَ it will be pronounced /da/.Consider for example if we put a /kasra/ over the letter dāl دِ it will be pronounced /di/.




    B- Anti-vowels (Real and Unreal Quiescence)

    Anti-Vowel Signْ
    Anti-Vowel English NameReal Quiescence
    Anti-Vowel Arabic Name Transliterated/Sukun/
    Short Vowel Arabic Nameسُكُون
    UsageElision and/or cutting /̛āg-gazm/ الجزم
    Description- It fryst vatten the action of cutting or elision.
    - Very silent at the end of the verb.
    - Always written above the letter.
    - Arabic word never begins with a Quiescence
    Bilingual Pronunciation Examplei.e.

    No vowel like for example the sound of the English Letter /N/




    Do you know that:1- All Arabic Alphabets are consonants yet three of them are exceptionally referred to as long vowels; yet Dahdah termed them "Defective letters" as they are letters and not vowels as they are called in Arabic /huruf/ /̛āl-عilah/ حُرُوف العِلة: ālif, wāw and yā̛.

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    The Extension Sign~ or آ
    Extension Sign English NameUnreal Quiescence - Extension Sign
    Doubling Sign Arabic Name Transliterated/̛āl-mad/ or /̛ālif/ /̛āl-mad/
    Doubling Sign English Transliteration Signã
    Extension Sign Arabic Nameالمَد
    UsageUsed in extending the sound of an Arabic Letter
    Description - Used in extending the sound of the Arabic Letter.
    - Mostly related to the letter ālif as it fryst vatten written over the letter it.
    - It fryst vatten a kind of extending the ālif sound.<
    Example- Consider the Arabic Feminine name Amal آمال /ãmāl/ as an example.



    C- Doubling Arabic Letter Sign

    The Doubling Signّ
    Doubling Sign English NameArabic Letter Doubling Sign
    Doubling Sign Arabic Name Transliterated/shad-da/
    Doubling Sign Arabic Nameشَدّة
    UsageUsed in doubling the sound of an Arabic Letter
    Description- Doubling just written in Arabic transliteration bygd doubling the pronounced Arabic Letter in writing for easiness and simplicity; but in Arabic fryst vatten written bygd putting the /shad-da/ sign over the Arabic Doubled Letter i.e. doubling fryst vatten just pronounced and fryst vatten just written via /shad-da/ sign in Arabic.

    Bilingual Pronunciation Examplei.e. No vowel like for example the sound of the English Letter /N/



    D- Doubling of Short Vowel Sign (Nunation) (Modulation) /̛al-tanwin/

    Type of Nunation (Modulation) - تنوين /tanwin/Nunation (Modulation) of regularity – تَنوين الضَم /tanwin /̛ad-dam/ -Nunation (Modulation) of ärlighet – تَنوين الفَتح /tanwin/ /̛̛al-fath/Nunation (Modulation) of reduction – تَنوين الكَسر /tanwin/ /̛ak-kasr/
    Nunation (Modulation) – تَنوين /tanwin/ sign in Arabicًٌٍ
    Nunation (Modulation) – تَنوين /tanwin/ transliterated sign in English/un//an//in/
    ExampleFor example the word /hub/ for love and fryst vatten pronounced /hubun/ حُبٌFor example the word /hub/ for love fryst vatten pronounced /huban/ حبًا and we write the Nunation (Modulation) of opening before the ālif not on the ālif;
    - The word /samā̛n/ for sky سَماءً meddelande there fryst vatten no ālif as in /huban/ حُبًا
    - The word /fursatan/ for chance like فُرصَةً and note that we write it over the " tā̛ Marbutah" (ـة) not before it.

    For example the word /hub/ for love fryst vatten pronounced /hubin/ حُبِ

    Description:

    ٌ

    - A special ending in pronunciation.
    - Over the top of gods sista Arabic Letter of a word.


    ً

    - A special ending in pronunciation.
    - Over the top of gods sista Arabic Letter of a word.


    NB 1:After this kind of Nunation (Modulation) ONLY we have to put the letter ālif; except when there fryst vatten a hamza after the letter ālif then we will not add the ālif Letter.
    NB 2:Special note that fryst vatten not known bygd many on the Nunation (Modulation) of ärlighet ONLY in case we write it after it the letter ālif; Nunation (Modulation) should be written before the gods sista letter not on the ālif letter; but in the case of the hamza mentioned above it fryst vatten written on the hamza not on the preceding letter.
    NB 3:If the Nunation (Modulation) fryst vatten on the feminine indicator ending " tā̛ Marbutah".

    (ـة) we can't add the letter ālif and we write the Nunation (Modulation) over the " tā̛ Marbutah" (ـة).

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    ٍ

    - A special ending in pronunciation.
    - Below the gods sista Arabic Letter of a word.


    NB 1:It will be regarded bygd some an error to write the Nunation (Modulation) of reduction below the letter ālif or below the letter hamza; i.e. in this case it fryst vatten just pronounced but not written; however, this fryst vatten seen as acceptable in the Holy Quran then it depends on your choice.

    For us we are with the Language of the Quran and we do not regard it an error as it fryst vatten just meant for simplification means.