Seen (س) and Saad (ص) - What's the difference?

[@khanshalman1407]

Your teaching is osm. looking forward to see more from you!

[@CynJun83]

Thank you so much for this clear explanation. Makes total sense. May u be rewarded

[@vaughndavideastman6461]

I would suggest that the main difference is in the vowel sound that immediately follows the consonant. In pronouncing either of these consonants, the toungue is anticipating the pronunciation of a velarized vowel which follows. No one seems to explain this process.

[@quranprecision]

Yes the vowel sound directly after the consonant makes the difference very obvious. However, the consonant sounds themselves should be different in that heaviness (due to tongue positioning) as well. And that is usually the part that's harder for people to hear and produce.

[@niduberi]

Thank you! Can you make a video on ta vs taw?

[@luisalsf]

Great explanation, thank you!

[@Kozzi111]

Thank you loved the way you teach. Please let people know that only ض sounds like ‘Dhwaad’ the rest of the alphabets like ذ،ز،ظ are not pronounced as ‘Dh’. It’s an issue with many writing any Sūra from Quran in English like زِکر as ‘Dhikr’ which is wrong it will be ‘zikr’.

[@MubashshirShaikh-i5r]

Very helpful ❤

[@hajrasalman4708]

Mashallah tabarakallah

[@azzaramzy2762]

Thank you could you please make a video about the letter R?

[@HERMES-9]

some where I read that saad is actually sounds like tz like the name Moritz موریص

[@mehrdadjimboudi2891]

ich würde das so lesen wie "maurice"
für tz würd ich einfach te seen benutzen

[@azzaramzy2762]

Very clear sister

[@johnfraser8116]

Thanks! Working on it...:)

[@jazz63]

Thank you sister

[@IsmailovAsqar]

Thanks a lot 🙏

[@siddiqanawaz7187]

Very clear

[@ashfaqtai4928]

How to write CENTER in Arabic ? Start with Seen or Saad ?

[@sumbalikramikram2532]

It's difficult

[@AslamKhan-qx1rc]

Thank you sister