wa iyyakum!

Correct, the branches of maqamat are essentially/often different names for particular combinations done in specific ways. Re: your 2nd question, we can't cover everything I showed here in 4 months - technically it's possible but for most people that would be too fast paced with not enough practice time. So there's always a bit of a dance between knowledge and practice. You can learn stuff quickly, but practice takes time. Kinda like going to a gym - you're not just learning how to do certain workouts, you actually need to do them over time to get the full results. I'll follow up with you personally as well with more specifics

wa iyyakum, thanks for you kind words and support :)

I geniunely have no idea lol. There used to be an actual video here. I'm not even sure where/how to contact youtube support for something like this

I'm reopening registration very soon iA, best place for updates is to join my email list or follow on instagram

@@IdreesAllyMaqamat oh, for sure, IA :D Jazak Allah khair for the info

@@IdreesAllyMaqamat btw, the registration on site isn't working properly, not sure if i got registered, it's says 404 error

surah Ibrahim alayhis salaam ayah 12

wa alaikum assalaam I would see a doctor. Sorry I'm not qualified or able to diagnose or treat something like that

@@IdreesAllyMaqamat ok thanks for the reply brother ❤️

wa alaikum assalaam wa rahmatullahi wa barakaatuh. Even if someone can't go very high or very low, that's fine ... the main thing is to have some sort of pattern in the range that you're able to do already. A maqam or tune is just a pattern, so the sound is organized a certain way. You can do that within a small range or if you're able to, over a wider range of high and low. But going very high or very low is not required

I have no idea why this is the case, I thought maybe it was just you but someone else mentioned it here, and I also can't see it. Probably not a conspiracy lol maybe some sort of technical issue. I'll have to look into this and figure out how to contact youtube support.

​@@IdreesAllyMaqamat same here, cant hear it

The reason is that saba has hijaz in it. Like the 4 notes of hijaz that we covered (1234) is also present in the structure of saba. So likely what's happening is that when you do the 4321 of hijaz, you end up continuing into saba. Probably it's happening on the way down, correct?

btw if you email me I can send you an audio reply to explain it with sound. Once you hear it, it will make sense

@@IdreesAllyMaqamat Yeah, When I come down sometimes I can't touch hijaz tune while practicing hijaz notes!

It’s called vibrato and can be developed

@72-bit is correct, it can be developed. Look up vibrato on youtube I'm sure some stuff will come up. Essentially the way I think of it, it's like you're loosening the hold or the tightness on a single note, and then it will naturally vibrate or fluctuate slightly

can you send me an email asap and I can help you get in

good question thanks for asking. Without hearing you (like how you used to read before vs. now) it's difficult to give an exact answer. But my guess based on what you said is perhaps you "unnaturally" changed your voice to try to sound like someone else? if that's the case then ya that might happen. Like if you naturally speak at a certain level (range) and then you artificially switch to a different voice when reciting. Because you're trying to copy someone else who has a higher voice. Best thing is to try to stick to your natural voice, and then work on having a tune in your normal range. Hope this helps, again I'm just guessing based on the (limited) details in your question.

@@IdreesAllyMaqamat Thanks for answering. For detail, When my voice was good people used to say this but for myself I used to read quran normally. Then I started listening to a famous reciter ( Alafasy ), Iisten to him for a long time to do a good memorization when reading I try to read like him not everytime but I used to do this often. and I also used to have a high pitch or voice and now I have low voice or pitch but still if I try to read loud its the same voice like low. after some time I forgot how I used to read normally. Can you help with this? ( if this is still enough detail.Therefore, you can ask me the exact detail that you need answer this. )

@@RayyanAli780 thanks for the added details ... tbh it's still hard to give an exact answer since I haven't heard either reading (the before or after). My general answer before should still apply ... probably you just started reciting in a different voice than your normal natural voice. If you're young and going through puberty the voice will also change, that's normal and to be expected

​@@IdreesAllyMaqamat Much Thanks for answering my question🙂. I understood my problem the map I had in my mind of recitation, I forgot because coping reciter I was trying to copy his recitation map which made me forget my recitation map. Is there any way can I get that recitation back, if not . Can you answer?

@@RayyanAli780 honestly I can't answer a question specific to you here on youtube. Because I haven't listened to you or tried any exercises with you. So for youtube or generally on social media, responses are for general benefit

ya maybe I should do it with a powerpoint but I'm allergic to making powerpoints looool. And this was asked live as well. If it's a chart it's essentially 2 columns: Tune and Tone ... tune is the melody or maqam, how we go up and down in pitch. Tone is the vocal quality or characteristics of that sound

ameen, wa iyyakum :)

where

1- you did not make waw madda 2 harakaaat in a’aooz 2 you did not make proper shaddah in billah and did not make alif 2 harakaat of bil laah e 3 in min a shaytaan you did not make ya lean like 4 again mistake on making shadah in min a shaytaan. 5 in ir rajeem. Mistake is shadddah. It should be ir rajeem. So you recite first and second ra of ir rajeem.

Please listen to any known qaari and you will understand the mistakes I pointed. Additionally reciting Quran with tajweed is fard. Reciting with maqaamaat is not. I am not against maqaamat however I avoid it since they are based on Arab musical scales.

You also don’t round your lips when reciting Hurf waw. Like is Saaiqonw wa shaheed.

@@alik4891 please let me know how I can submit my ijazaat to you for permanent destruction 😅 ... lol jokes aside, the points you mentioned are not correct. Funny how you went from "you missed shaddah" to like 6 different mistakes ... like I genuinely don't know what you're hearing. But okay.

yep always a pleasure to have you in class!