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Is the "tar'eed" (trilling/vibration) in Quranic recitation limited to a trembling in the voice, like shivering from cold, or does it include the rising and falling of vocal tone in prolonged vowels (mudud) without a tremor?

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Scholars have clarified that the forbidden tar'eed (trembling) in recitation is the instability of the reciter's voice, like a shiver from cold or pain. As for raising the voice in an extended vowel and lowering it without instability or trembling, this does not fall under the blameworthy tar'eed.

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