Talim-ul-Quran — Page 92
MAKHĀRIJ. The place where the sound of the letter originates is called Makhārij. There are seventeen Makharij which are as follows: 1. 2. (Jauf-e-Fam) Emptiness of the Mouth. . The following three letters of madd are pronounced from this Makhraj: 591. These letters are called Huruf-e-Maddah. أَقْضَى حَلْقُ (Aqṣā Ḥalq) The Part of the Throat Nearest to the Chest. . The following letters are pronounced from this Makhraj: and 3. . Wast-e-Halq) The Center of the Throat وسط حَلْقُ 4. 5. . The following letters are pronounced from this Makhraj: and. C أَدْنَى حَلْقُ ع (Adnā Halq) The Part of the Throat Nearest to the Mouth. . The following letters are pronounced from this Makhraj: Ċ and į. The above letters & Tε os are known as Ḥurūf-e-Ḥalqi. tεTE". . The Extreme Back of the Tounge When Touching the Palate. . The following letter is pronounced from this Makhraj: ĝ 6. . The Back of the Tounge (Not as far back as that for qāf) When Touching the Palate. . The following letter is pronounced from this Makhraj: J 7. . The Center of the Tongue When Touching the Palate. 92