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Recitation pace

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Hadr — الحدر

Definition: Reciting quickly while keeping the letters, the vowels and the rules of delivery intact.

Purpose: Used as a value of recitation pace, so that a recording or a teaching session is tagged by its pace and filtered by it.

fieldvalue
codehadr
kindclassification_value
Parentrecitation_pace
Originquranic
Tiercore
Versionv0.1
Vocalizedالحَدْر
Other spellingshadar

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Recitation Pace — مراتب القراءة

Definition: A classification of how fast a recitation is delivered while its rules are kept.

Purpose: Keeps the traditional paces apart from recording styles such as murattal and mujawwad.

fieldvalue
coderecitation_pace
kindclassification
Valueshadr, tadwir, tahqiq
Originstandard
Tiercore
Versionv0.1
Vocalizedمَرَاتِب القِرَاءَة

Related: tahqiq, tadwir, hadr, recitation_style, tartil, recitation

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Tadwir — التدوير

Definition: Reciting at a middle speed between tahqiq and hadr, while keeping the rules.

Purpose: Used as a value of recitation pace, so that a recording or a teaching session is tagged by its pace and filtered by it.

fieldvalue
codetadwir
kindclassification_value
Parentrecitation_pace
Originquranic
Tiercore
Versionv0.1
Vocalizedالتَّدْوِير
Other spellingstadweer

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Tahqiq — التحقيق

Definition: Reciting slowly and deliberately, giving the letters and their rules their full due; much used in teaching.

Purpose: Used as a value of recitation pace, so that a recording or a teaching session is tagged by its pace and filtered by it.

fieldvalue
codetahqiq
kindclassification_value
Parentrecitation_pace
Originquranic
Tiercore
Versionv0.1
Vocalizedالتَّحْقِيق
Other spellingstahqeeq

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