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Coran Tajwid avec Traduction et Translittération en Allemand, taille : 17x24 cm

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Coran Tajwid avec Traduction et Translittération en Allemand, taille : 17x24 cmCoran Tajwid avec Traduction et Translittration en Allemand, taille : 17x24 cm est une dition publie par Dar Al Ma'rifa, une dition trilingue du Coran Tajwid avec la traduction du sens et la translittration en allemand, au format 17x24 cm, permettant aux germanophones de lire le Coran en arabe avec l'aide de la phontique et de la traduction. Destin aux tudiants souhaitant perfectionner leur rcitation du Coran, ce Coran vous permettra de rciter le

Coran Tajwid avec Traduction et Translittération en Allemand, taille : 17x24 cm est une édition publiée par Dar Al Ma'rifa, une édition trilingue du Coran Tajwid avec la traduction du sens et la translittération en allemand, au format 17x24 cm, permettant aux germanophones de lire le Coran en arabe avec l'aide de la phonétique et de la traduction.

Destiné aux étudiants souhaitant perfectionner leur récitation du Coran, ce Coran vous permettra de réciter le Coran avec justesse et beauté, conformément aux règles traditionnelles de récitation.

Cette édition bilingue du Saint Coran Tajwid en lecture Hafs selon 'Asim présente le texte arabe accompagné d'une traduction en Allemand. Le système de codage couleur Tajwid de Dar Al Ma'rifa permet d'appliquer les règles de récitation de manière intuitive.

Contenu et particularités

  • Signification des mots en marge
  • Translittération phonétique
  • Traduction des sens

Ce système de codage, breveté par le Dr Subhi Taha et approuvé par l'Académie de recherche islamique d'Al-Azhar en 1999, est reconnu comme la méthode la plus efficace pour apprendre les règles de tajwid sans nécessiter de connaissances théoriques préalables.

Caractéristiques

  • Éditeur : Dar Al Ma'rifa
  • Pages : Traduction du sens - Translittération
  • Couverture : Couverture rigide
  • Tajwid : règles colorées pour faciliter la récitation

Système de codage couleur Tajweed

Le Coran Tajwid de Dar Al-Maarifa utilise un système de codage temporel et coloré qui permet d'appliquer 28 règles de tajwid grâce à 3 catégories de couleurs :

  • Rouge : pour les prolongations (Madd)
  • Vert : pour la nasalisation (Ghunna)
  • Bleu : pour l'emphase (Tafkheem) et l'écho (Qalqalah)
  • Gris : pour les lettres silencieuses (écrites mais non prononcées)

Fonctionnalités supplémentaires

  • Espaces de pause optionnels : facilitent les arrêts corrects pendant la récitation
  • Signification des mots en marge : pour une compréhension approfondie des versets coraniques
  • Accès QR Code : accédez instantanément à la page coranique sur votre téléphone, écoutez la récitation par différents lecteurs, explorez les explications détaillées des versets, répétez pour la mémorisation et écoutez la traduction en plusieurs langues

Fiche technique

Éditeur Dar Al Ma'rifa
Lecture Hafs selon 'Asim
Langue Arabe, Allemand
Format 17x24 cm
Couverture Cartonnée
ISBN 9789933900236

Pourquoi choisir ce Coran ?

  • Impression de qualité avec texte clair et lisible
  • Papier de qualité pour un usage quotidien
  • Format adapté pour la lecture et la mémorisation

Pour qui ?

  • Musulmans souhaitant un Mushaf de qualité
  • Étudiants en mémorisation du Coran
  • Cadeau idéal pour les occasions religieuses

Fiche technique

Titre Coran Tajwid avec Traduction et Translittération en Allemand, taille : 17x24 cm
Éditeur Dar Al Ma'rifa
ISBN 9789933900236
Langue Arabe, Allemand
Lecture Hafs
Format 17 × 24 CM
Dimensions 17 × 24 × 3,5 cm
Poids 1,80 kg
Type de couverture Couverture rigide
Type de papier Blanc avec marges en chamois
Couleurs disponibles Noir, Bleu, Vert, Rouge
Contenu des pages Traduction du sens - Translittération

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Pourquoi faire confiance à cet ouvrage ?

Publié par Dar Al Ma'rifa, une maison d'édition fondée par le Dr. Subhi Taha à Damas en 1986, pionnière dans la création du système de Tajwid codé en couleurs, adopté par l'université Al-Azhar en 1999 et devenu une référence mondiale pour l'apprentissage de la récitation coranique.

Disponible sur Al-Imen, librairie islamique de référence depuis 1982 à Bruxelles.

Librairie Al-Imen, spécialiste du livre islamique depuis 1982. Livraison rapide en France, Belgique et Europe. Retours acceptés sous 14 jours.

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