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The application of the Al-Jazari text written and audible in the voice of Sheikh Ayman Sweid and the voice of Sheikh Saad Al-Ghamdi

The Introduction to What the Qur’an Reader Should Teach Known as Al-Muqaddimah Al-Jazari, is a text on Tajweed by Ibn Al-Jazari Al-Shafi’i, who died in 833 AH.

The system was formulated by Ibn al-Jazari on the Sea of ​​Rajz, and the date of its compilation was around the year 798 AH. The number of verses of the system is 107 at least, and the saying of the regulator at the end of it is supported by what is in some copies:
Its verses are qaf and zai in number. Whoever improves the intonation wins the right guidance

Because the letter zai corresponds to the number 7, and the qaaf corresponds to the number 100 in the calculation of sentences. In other versions, its verses are 119 beta. It seems that Ibn al-Jazari did not put sub-headings between the verses of the system, but those who came after him and copied or achieved them put some headings for them, which may have a slight difference in their formulation, but the main headings did not differ on them.