Madni Qaida in Urdu: All Pages Online
Read the Urdu edition of Madani Qaida online, page by page. Click any page below to open it with English notes on what it teaches and tips for practice. The lesson list shows where each of the 22 Sabaq (lessons) starts.
Lessons in the Urdu Edition
- Introduction and Makharij Chart – starts on Page 01
- Sabaq 1: Huroof-e-Mufradat (Individual Letters) – starts on Page 07
- Sabaq 2: Huroof-e-Murakkabat (Compound Letters) – starts on Page 08
- Sabaq 3: Harakaat (Short Vowels) – starts on Page 10
- Sabaq 4: Similar-Sounding Letters (Rawan Reading) – starts on Page 12
- Sabaq 5: Tanween (Double Vowels) – starts on Page 14
- Sabaq 6: Words With Harakaat and Tanween – starts on Page 16
- Sabaq 7: Huroof-e-Maddah (Letters of Maddah) – starts on Page 17
- Sabaq 8: Khari Harakaat (Vertical Vowels) – starts on Page 19
- Sabaq 9: Huroof-e-Leen (Soft Letters) – starts on Page 20
- Sabaq 10: Revision of All Previous Rules – starts on Page 22
- Sabaq 11: Sukoon (Jazm) and Qalqalah – starts on Page 24
- Sabaq 12: Noon Saakin and Tanween (Izhar and Ikhfa) – starts on Page 27
- Sabaq 13: Tashdeed (Doubled Letters) – starts on Page 30
- Sabaq 14: Noon Saakin and Tanween (Idgham and Iqlab) – starts on Page 32
- Sabaq 15: Meem Saakin Rules – starts on Page 33
- Sabaq 16: Tafkheem and Tarqeeq (Thick and Thin) – starts on Page 34
- Sabaq 17: Maddaat (Types of Madd) – starts on Page 36
- Sabaq 18: Huroof-e-Muqatta’at (Disjointed Letters) – starts on Page 37
- Sabaq 19: Za’id (Additional) Alif – starts on Page 38
- Sabaq 20: Miscellaneous Rules – starts on Page 39
- Sabaq 21: Waqf (Pausing) and Its Signs – starts on Page 40
- Sabaq 22: Namaz (Recitations of the Prayer) – starts on Page 42
- Sawal o Jawab (Questions and Answers) – starts on Page 45
- Closing Pages – starts on Page 54
All Pages of Madni Qaida in Urdu
How to Study the Urdu Edition
- Start with the Makharij chart on Page 2. The articulation diagram is on the last page, Page 55.
- Sabaq 1 starts on Page 7. Complete each Sabaq before moving to the next.
- Use the Sawal o Jawab (Pages 45 to 53) for regular revision.
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