Complete Iqro Books 1 - 6 on Windows Pc

This Complete Iqro Book Application Volume 1-6 can be used in Offline mode or without an internet connection. This iqro book application is also included in complete Indonesian translation so that it can be easily understood. The plan is for this application to be better developed so that the complete iqro volumes 1 through 6 can be added with audio and sound so that children can more easily learn to read the Holy Quran.

Iqro (Arabic: اقرأ, romanized: iqraʾ, lit. 'Read!'; Full title: Iqro Book ': A Fast Way to Learn to Read the Qur'an, "Iqro Book: A Fast Way to Learn to Learn to Read the Quran") is a text book which is used in Indonesia and Malaysia to learn Arabic letters and pronunciation. It was originally published in the early 1990s, written by As'ad Humam and the team known as the "Tadarus AMM Team". Iqro is a stepping stone to reading the Quran in the original Arabic, given that these countries do not use Arabic outside the religious context.
Detailed explanation of the Iqro level is as follows:

- Iqro '1: Learn Hijaiyah letters from Alif to Yes, with the reading of fathah (' a ').
- Iqro '2: Learning conjunctions and long readings (original mad / thobi'i).
- Iqro '3: Learn the reading of kasroh (' i '), dhommah (' u '), long readings, and their variations.
- Iqro '4: Learning tanwin readings: fathatain (' an '), kasrotain (' in '), and dhommatain (' un '), as well as readings (breadfruit), nun dead, qolqolah, and its variations. - Iqro '5: Studying reading waqof, tasydid, mad jaiz munfasil, mad compulsory muttasil, mad prevalent kilmi mutsaqqol, idzhar, idghom, death sentence, etc.
- Iqro '6: Learning iqlab, ikhfa, waqof sign (stop), some variations of the letters that are pronounced, introduction and how to read the first few letters of the letter in the Qur'an, etc.

Indonesia has a majority Muslim population, but the population is not in Arabic and Arabic letters are usually not used except in religious contexts. Therefore, to read the Koran in native Arabic, Indonesian Muslims must learn Arabic letters and their pronunciation. Some Arabic phonemes (such as / θ / for ث) do not appear in Indonesian and take part in training to pronounce them correctly. In addition, students must also learn a set of special recitation rules for reading the Koran known as tajwid.

Before Iqro was popular, many taught the recitation of the Koran using a method known as the "traditional" or "Baghdadi" method, which is still used today even though to a lesser extent. This method uses a text book called Qa'ida Baghdadiyya ma 'Juz Amma, and uses techniques to spell each letter and vowel mark in the local language before saying the complete word (for example "nuns marked above:' na '") This method also emphasizing teacher-student relationships on a personal level
Iqro is one of the most popular textbooks for learning to read the Koran in Indonesia and other countries in Southeast Asia. Iqro is usually studied by kindergarten children through elementary school, and is often used in designated recital schools, seminaries such as pesantren or surau, or homeschooling for religious education. The reading skills learned through Iqro are competition material in the Qur'an Musabaqah Tilawatil Quran (MTQ) reading competition.

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