معنی
Reciting holy texts.
زمینه فرهنگی
It is common for TV and Radio stations to begin their daily transmission with 'Tilawat'. This sets a moral tone for the day's programming. Before 'Tilawat karna', one must be in a state of 'Wudu' (ritual purity). It is considered disrespectful to touch the Quran or recite it without being clean. Children often start learning 'Tilawat' at age 4 or 5. A 'Bismillah' ceremony is held to celebrate the first time a child recites. Even at secular events like a science fair or a political rally, 'Tilawat' is the mandatory first step, showing how deeply religion is woven into the social fabric.
Silence is Golden
If you hear someone doing Tilawat, stop talking. It is a major sign of respect in Urdu culture.
Gender Matters
Remember 'Tilawat' is feminine. Say 'Maine tilawat ki', not 'kiya'. This is a common mistake for beginners.
معنی
Reciting holy texts.
Silence is Golden
If you hear someone doing Tilawat, stop talking. It is a major sign of respect in Urdu culture.
Gender Matters
Remember 'Tilawat' is feminine. Say 'Maine tilawat ki', not 'kiya'. This is a common mistake for beginners.
The 'Premium' Verb
Using 'Tilawat' instead of 'Parhna' when talking about the Quran makes you sound much more like a native speaker.
خودت رو بسنج
Which sentence uses 'Tilawat karna' correctly?
Select the appropriate context:
Tilawat is only used for holy scriptures like the Quran.
Fill in the blank with the correct form of the verb.
کل شام میں نے بہت دیر تک ______۔
In the past tense, the verb agrees with 'Tilawat', which is feminine. So, 'ki' is correct.
Match the action to the correct Urdu verb.
1. Reading a Novel, 2. Reciting the Quran, 3. Giving the Call to Prayer
Parhna is for general reading, Tilawat for scripture, and Azan dena for the call to prayer.
🎉 امتیاز: /3
ابزارهای بصری یادگیری
When to use Tilawat vs Parhna
تلاوت کرنا
- • Quran
- • Bible
- • Torah
- • Holy Scriptures
پڑھنا
- • Newspapers
- • Novels
- • Homework
- • Poetry
بانک تمرین
3 تمرینهاSelect the appropriate context:
Tilawat is only used for holy scriptures like the Quran.
کل شام میں نے بہت دیر تک ______۔
In the past tense, the verb agrees with 'Tilawat', which is feminine. So, 'ki' is correct.
1. Reading a Novel, 2. Reciting the Quran, 3. Giving the Call to Prayer
Parhna is for general reading, Tilawat for scripture, and Azan dena for the call to prayer.
🎉 امتیاز: /3
سوالات متداول
10 سوالYes, in a formal Urdu context, you can use it for any divine scripture, though it is most commonly used for the Quran.
'Tilawat' is a noun. To make it a verb, you must add 'karna' (to do).
Tilawat is the general act of reciting. Qira'at refers to the formal, artistic style of recitation with perfect rules.
Not necessarily. Tilawat can be loud (Jahri) or quiet (Sirri), but it usually involves moving the lips.
Usually, 'Tilawat' refers to reciting the original Arabic. For reading the translation, people often use 'Tarjuma parhna'.
No, that is redundant. Just say 'Tilawat karna'.
Most Urdu nouns ending in '-at' (derived from Arabic) are feminine, such as 'Ibadat', 'Muhabbat', and 'Tilawat'.
No, 'Tilawat' is reserved for the word of God. For Naats, use 'Parhna' or 'Khwani'.
Yes, Urdu speakers in India use it exactly the same way.
A Qari is someone who has mastered the art of Tilawat/Qira'at.
عبارات مرتبط
قرأت کرنا
specialized formTechnical or artistic recitation.
ورد کرنا
similarTo chant or repeat a specific prayer/name of God.
حفظ کرنا
builds onTo memorize the Quran.
تفسیر کرنا
builds onTo explain or interpret the Quran.
