qul huwa llāhu aḥad (guide for a pause at the end)
ক্বুল হুওয়াল্লাহু আহাদ
Al-Ikhlas 112:1 · Quran text: Tanzil Project
Beginner · Other / specialist pathway · Al Quran
Reading words and short passages
Read a short verified verse with teacher-led attention to letters and pauses.
Original Kidemy beginner self-study unit · Learn the idea, try the practical activity and review your written answers. A qualified Quran teacher must review your reading and recitation. Teacher-led course approval and booking are separate.
Learn the idea
Use the named surah and verse reference so that the reading text is identifiable. Look at the actual Arabic letters and marks rather than relying on the guide alone. Listen to a qualified teacher or a recognised recitation, practise a short part and ask for a correction before joining it into the whole verse.
Worked example
The reading card is Al-Ikhlas, 112:1. The four Arabic words are reproduced verbatim from the Tanzil Quran text. The English and Bangla reading guides are approximate aids, not translations or recitation assessments.
- Check the surah and verse reference.
- Practise short parts with a teacher, then the complete verse.
- Ask the teacher to model the verse-ending pause; this page does not record or grade recitation.
Read and compare
Roman and Bangla guides are approximate aids. A qualified teacher should demonstrate the Arabic sounds and review your reading.
Tanzil Project · Quran 112:1 · Read the source · Text licence
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Your written practice
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112
The number before the colon is the surah number.
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1
The number after the colon is the verse number.
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قُلْ
The verse begins with قُلْ. Check both the letters and marks.
Write in your own words. Review this work and any recitation with a qualified Quran teacher.
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My teacher corrected one letter sound and modelled the final pause.
Accept a specific, truthful description of feedback; no automatic pass is awarded.
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It identifies the exact text so the teacher and learner use the same verse.
Check that the response connects the reference to the reading text.
A short supervised reading
Use the linked source and the verse card with your teacher. Practise one correction, then read the same verse again.
Review with a qualified Quran teacher
- Use the referenced text without changing it.
- Ask for feedback on letters and pauses.
- Keep the teacher’s assessment separate from the written practice count.
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