Recitation style

Instructional Ayah Repetition — تكرار الآيات

Definition: Repeating an ayah, or part of one, once or several times in a teaching pattern that helps the learner take it in and memorise it.

Purpose: Used to describe a feature of a teaching recording in its own right, rather than leaving it implied inside muallim.

field	value
`code`	`instructional_ayah_repetition`
`kind`	`concept`
Origin	`standard`
Tier	`core`
Version	`v0.1`
Vocalized	تَكْرَار الآيَات

Related: muallim, recitation_style

Muallim — معلم

Definition: A recitation style meant for teaching, which may repeat ayahs or leave the learner time to repeat after the reciter.

Purpose: Used to classify a recording by its style.

field	value
`code`	`muallim`
`kind`	`classification_value`
Parent	`recitation_style`
Origin	`quranic`
Tier	`core`
Version	`v0.1`
Vocalized	مُعَلِّم

Mujawwad — مجود

Definition: A recitation style that is slow and melodic, with the tajwid rules drawn out; the label given to recordings delivered that way.

Purpose: Used to classify a recording by its style.

field	value
`code`	`mujawwad`
`kind`	`classification_value`
Parent	`recitation_style`
Origin	`quranic`
Tier	`core`
Version	`v0.1`
Vocalized	مُجَوَّد

Mujawwad is a recording style; tajwid is the discipline every style is delivered by. Neither name stands for the other.

Related: recitation_style, murattal, tajwid

Murattal — مرتل

Definition: A recitation style that is measured and unadorned, at a reading pace; the label given to recordings delivered that way.

Purpose: Used to classify a recording by its style.

field	value
`code`	`murattal`
`kind`	`classification_value`
Parent	`recitation_style`
Origin	`quranic`
Tier	`core`
Version	`v0.1`
Vocalized	مُرَتَّل

Murattal is a recording style; tartil is a quality of the delivery itself. Neither name stands for the other.

Related: recitation_style, mujawwad, tartil