Tajweed · Capstone Lesson

المَخْرَج والصِّفَة معاً

Makhraj & Sifah Together

Where a letter comes from and how it is pronounced — combined. Many letters share the very same point in the mouth, and only their characteristics tell them apart.

Open a letter’s card → Same place, different letters Bringing together the Makhārij & Sifaat lessons

The whole picture

Two halves of every letter

You have learned them separately: the makhraj is where a letter is born, and its sifaat are how it is pronounced. A letter is only fully mastered when you know both — and here is the reason why.

ت · د · ط all come from the same point in the mouth. What makes them three different letters? Only their sifaat.
Half one · the place

Makhraj المَخْرَج

Sets the family a letter belongs to — its neighbourhood in the mouth or throat.

Half two · the quality

Sifah الصِّفَة

Gives each letter its own voice within that family — heavy or light, breath or none, stop or flow.

The signature

The complete letter card

Tap any letter to open its full identity — its makhraj and all of its sifaat on one card.

The key insight

Same place, different letters

These groups of letters share one makhraj. Pick a group and see how their sifaat are what set them apart.

Your turn

What sets them apart?

Each pair shares the same makhraj. Choose the characteristic that distinguishes them.

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Master table

Every letter at a glance: its region of the mouth and its core characteristics.

LetterRegionKey characteristics