• The Holy Qur’An Colour Coded Tajweed Rules Ibs (Arabic)
• Ghunnah (Nasalization): Extended nasal sounds for Noon and Meem under certain conditions. The colour coding ensures learners sustain these sounds correctly.
• Ikhfa’ (Concealment): Noon Saakin or Tanween sounds are partially merged with following letters, producing a light nasal tone.
• Idgham (Merging): Letters are merged smoothly, either with Ghunnah (nasalized) or without, depending on the following letter.
• Iqlab (Conversion): Noon Saakin is transformed into a Meem sound when followed by a specific letter (Baa), producing a soft and blended recitation.
• Qalqalah (Echoing): Certain consonants produce a slight bounce when in Sukoon, and the colour helps learners anticipate the echo effect.
• Madd (Prolongation): Vowels are stretched for specific counts; different types of Madd (like natural, obligatory, or temporary) are highlighted using distinct colours.
• Rules of Noon and Meem Saakin: Various rules including Ikhfa’, Idgham, and Iqlab are visually reinforced, aiding both recognition and correct pronunciation.
• Other Articulation Rules: Proper tongue and lip positioning for letters, though not explicitly colour-coded, are often reinforced in accompanying guides or teacher instructions.

Special Features of This Roman Script Edition

1. Romanized Quran: Non-Arabic speakers can read aloud and recite Quranic verses with correct pronunciation.
2. Single-column layout: Easy readability, avoids confusion between Arabic and translation columns.
3. Footnotes and commentary: Yusuf Ali’s explanations clarify difficult terms, historical references, and theological concepts.
4. Cross-references: Many verses are linked with other parts of the Quran for a holistic understanding.
5. Emphasis on spirituality: Yusuf Ali often includes reflections to inspire readers in moral and spiritual growth.