Exploring Arabic Consonantal Features in the 1000 Dinars Verse: A phonetic and tajweed perspective

Abstract

This study conducts a phonetic analysis of Arabic letters (Sifat al-Huruf) in the 1000 Dinars Verse, emphasising their articulatory features and phonological properties. It examines how the intrinsic and extrinsic traits of the letters influence pronunciation, clarity, and meaning in Quranic recitation. Employing descriptive and comparative methods, the research examines articulation points (Makhraj) and phonetic attributes (Sifat) within the verse. The findings aim to deepen understanding of Arabic phonetics in Quranic contexts and offer valuable insights for scholars and learners in Tajweed, phonology, and broader linguistic analysis.