How to clean your Laptop's keyboard by removing the keys tutorial
In this tutorial I will show you how to clean your keyboard out to your laptop without having to use any air cans. It's easier than you guys think. and it cost no money at all. I used a Compaq presario for this demonstration.
Note: some laptop keyboards are different, ecspetaly older laptops. However some laptop now and day keys can be removed in this fashion. But be careful, not all laptops are made the same. If you have an HP with a keyboard like mine, then it should come off with no problem.
you don't have to do it if you don't feel comfortable with doing it. but do at your own risk.
This only works with "most" windows laptops.
How to repair laptop dc adapters (hp laptops)
just showing how to repair most hp laptop dc adapters for cheap. in this video I'm using my old hp ze 2000
Diagnose No Power Issues with Laptops
Here are the main things to check for if your laptop does not power on: 1. Check the AC Adapter is plugged into a working outlett 2. Pull the battery out and hold in the power button to discharge the system 3. Try wiggling the cord while connected to the AC jack, if you get movement then the power jack is busted in the laptop.
Replacing acer laptop power jack part 1 of 2
Disassembling an acer travelmate 4060 to replace the broken power jack, then reassemble. This laptop would not light up or turn on, no power at all. This is a fairly common problem on laptops, and most are similar to disassemble and replace.
Replacing acer laptop power jack part 2 of 2
Disassembling an acer travelmate 4060 to replace the broken power jack, then reassemble. This laptop would not light up or turn on, no power at all. This is a fairly common problem on laptops, and most are similar to disassemble and replace.
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A series about 'tajweed' and the art of reciting the Qur'an
Episode 1 -- Basic Introduction to the Series
Importance and Significance of Tajweed
The Prophet said, "Such a person as recites the Qur'an and masters it by heart, will be with the noble righteous scribes (in Heaven). And such a person exerts himself to learn the Qur'an by heart, and recites it with great difficulty, will have a double reward." (Sahih al-Bukhari, Vol.6 Bk.60 No.459)
Spiritual Etiquette *Ikhlas (sincerity) *Khushu' (humbleness) *Expect the Reward *Cleanse Heart of All Sins
Physical Etiquette *Must Not Be in the State of Janabah When Reciting or Holding the Qur'an *Must Be in the State of Wudhu when Touching Qur'an *Must Not Disturb Others *Must Say the Isti'adha (عوذ بالله من الشيطان الرجيم) Before Reciting Qur'an *Encouraged to Say the Basmala (بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم) When Beginning to Recite, Especially at the Beginning of a Surah, Except Before Surah at-Taubah, Ch.9 *Recite in a Moderate Fashion, Not too Loud, Not too Quiet, Not too Fast, Not too Slow
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Episode 3 -- Makhaarij al-Jawf (Points of Articulation of the Oral Cavity) & Makhaarj al-Halq (Points of Articulation of the Throat)
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Episode 4 -- Makhaarij al-Lisaan (Points of Articulation of the Tongue) I
Farthest Part of Tongue + Soft Palate -- ق Back of the Tounge + Hard Palate -- ك Middle of Tongue -- ي ش خ One Side of Tongue + Molars -- ض Front Edge of Tongue + Back of Teeth -- ل Front Tip of Tongue + Back of Teeth -- ن
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Episode 5 -- Makhaarij al-Lisaan (Points of Articulation of the Tongue) II
Tip of Tongue + Gums of Incisor Teeth -- ر Tip of Tongue + Upper Portion of Tongue + Gums -- ت ط د Tip of Tongue + Gum, a Couple of Millimeters above Gum Line -- ز ص س Upper Surface of Tongue + Tip of 2 Incisors + Tongue Extends Outside the Teeth -- ظ ذ ث
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Episode 6 -Makhaarij ash-Shafatayn (Points of Articulation of the Lips) and Makhraj al-Khayshum (Point of Articulation of the Nasal Cavity)
Both Lips -- م و ب Lower Lip + Upper Teeth -- ف
Nose/Nasal Cavity -- Gunnah
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Episode 7 -- Isti'laa, Itbaaq, and Qalqalah
Isti'laa (tongue is raised to the roof of the mouth) -- ظ ق ط غ ض ص خ Itbaaq (mouth is closed, puckered up from inside) -- ظ ط ض ص Qalqalah (moving or shaking of sound, only happens on a silent letter, not a fat'ha) -- ق ط ب ج د
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Episode 8 -Tafkheem I
All letters of isti'laa are tafkheem. ل -- Always tarqeeq (light), except in the proper name "Allah" when preceded by a fat'ha or dhamma (-allah/-ullah).
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Episode 9 -- Tafkheem II
ر -- Can be tafkheem or tarqeeq, based on the following rules. * ر is tafhkeem when there is a fat'ha or dhamma on it, or when it is silent but preceded by a fat'ha or dhamma. *ر is tarqeeq when there is a kasrah on it or when it is silent but preceded by a kasrah.
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Episode 10 -- Tafkheem III
Exceptions to rules for ر mentioned in the previous episode. * ر is always tafkheem whenever it is preceeded directly by a أ (hamzat ul-wasl). * A silent ر, when preceded by a silent ي, will always by tarqeeq. *ر is always tafkheem when preceded by a letter of isti'laa. * When ر is silent, is preceded by a silent letter, and the third letter before it has a fat'ha or dhamma, that ر is considered tafkheem. * When ر is silent, is preceded by a silent letter, and the third letter before it has a kasrah, that ر is considered tarqeeq.
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Episode 11 -Rumuz al-Awqaf (Stop Signs)
مـ -- must stop قلي -- better to stop ج -- allowed to stop صلي -- better not to stop لا -- should not stop
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Huruf Shamsiyya (letters which, when are at the beginning of a noun, assimilate the ل of a preceding article) -- ﻥ ﻝ ﻅ ﻁ ﺽ ﺹ ﺵ ﺱ ﺯ ﺭ ﺫ ﺩ ﺙ ﺕ Huruf Qamariyya (letters which, when are at the beginning of a noun, do not assimilate the ل of a preceding article, meaning the ل is pronounced) -- ه ﻱ ﻭ ﻡ ﻙ ﻕ ﻑ ﻍ ﻉ ﺥ ﺡ ﺝ ﺏ
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Episode 13 -- Idh-haar (Clarity)
Any ghunnah is held for two harakas.
Letters of Idh-haar (when a nun sakinah or tanween is followed by one of these letters, simply pronounce the nun sakinah or tanween crips and clear) -- any letter from makhaarij al-halq
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Episode 14 -- Iqlaab (Conversion) & Idghaam (Merging) I
Iqlaab (changing the nun sakinah or tanween into a م instead, sometimes signified in a mus'haf by a م) -- only when followed by a ب
Idghaam without Ghunnah (the nun sakinah or tanween is bypassed so that the letter before it is connected to the letter after it, and no ghunnah is pronounced) -- ر ل
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Episode 15 -- Idghaam (Merging) II
Idghaam with Gunnah (the nun sakinah or tanween is bypassed so that the letter before it is connected to the letter after it, but there is a ghunnah pronounced within that connection) -- و م ن ي
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Episode 16 -- Ikhfaa (Supressing)
Ikhfaa (supressing or hiding the sound of the nun sakinah or tanween with a ghunnah) -- all remaining letters that have not been addressed by idhaar, iqlaab, or idgham
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Episode 17 -- The Silent م
Idghaam Shafawai (Idghaam of the Lips) -- when followed by another م, with ghunnah, usually indicated with a shaddah
Ikhfaa Shafawai -- when followed be a ب, with ghunnah
Idhaar Shafawi -- remaining 26 letters, no special rule
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Episode 18 -Rules of Madd (Elongation) I
Letters of Madd -- وي ا, preceded by fat'ha, kasra, or dhamma, in that order, respectively
Natural Madd -- occurs when a letter of madd is neither preceded nor followed by hamza or sukoon; 2 harakas
Madd al-`Iwadh (Replacement Madd) -- when stopping on a double fat'ha, it becomes a natural mad
Madd al-Badal (Substitution Madd) -- hamza occurs before madd; 2 harakas
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Episode 19 -Rules of Madd II
Hamza After Madd Al-Madd Al-Muttasil (Connected Madd) -- within the same word, so lengthen to 4or 5 harakas AL-Madd Al-Munfassil (Seperated Madd) -- different words, so lengthen to 2, 4, or 5 harakas
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Episode 20 -- Rules of Madd III
Sukoon after Madd Aridh li Sukoon (Voluntary Stop, no written sukoon, as if you ran out of breath or reached the end of a verse) -- 2, 4, or 5 harakas Madd al-Leen (Easygoing Madd, silent ي or و, preceded by a fat'ha) -- 2, 4, or 5 harakas
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Episode 21 -- Rules of Madd IV
Real Sukoon After Madd Madd Lazim Kalimi (mandatory, one word; real, permanent sukoon after madd) -- 6 harakas *proper sukoon -- only one word in the entire Qur'an, occurs twice in Surah Yunus, Ch. 10 vv.51, 91: أَالآنَ *shaddah -- indicates that there are two of that letter, the first with a sukoon, followed by the same letter with a haraka
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Episode 22 -- Rules of Madd V
Madd as-Sillah (Connecting Madd) -- refers to masculine pronoun of third person (for example, his book, كتابه), sounds similar to the و vowel sound *If either letter before or after it is silent, no madd *If letter before is not silent, and after it is hamza, then 2, 4, or 5 harakas *If letter before is not silent, and after it is any letter besides hamza, only 2 harakas
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Episode 23 -- Rules of Madd VI
Madd al-Lazim al-Harfi (al-Muqata'aat, the Abbreviated Letters) *only pronounce name, no madd: ا *madd of 2 harakas: ح ي ط ه ر *madd of 6 harakas: ن ق ص ع س ل ك م
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Episode 24 -- Special Types of Idghaam I
*Any time a silent letter is followed by the same letter, idghaam occurs. If that letter happens to be a ن or م, a ghunnah occurs as well. * 2 Letters with Close Makhaarij: ر ل, ل gets dropped; ق ك, first letter gets dropped
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Episode 25 -- Special Types of Idghaam
Letters of Similar Characteristics ذ followed by ظ; drop the ذ تfollowed by د; drop the ذ ت followed by ط; drop the ذ د followed by ت; drop the د ب followed by م; drop the ب ث followed by ذ; drop the ث ط followed by ت; drop the ت
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Episode 26 -- Exceptions I
Saktah (to pause momentarily without breathing, 4 places in Qur'an, may be shown by a small س) *Surah Kahf, Ch. 18 v.1 -- عِوَجَا *Surah Ya-Sin, Ch.36 v.52 -- مَرْقَدِنَا *Surah al-Qiyamah, Ch.75 v.27 -- مَنْ *Surah al-Mutaffifin, Ch.83 v.14 -- بَلْ
Madd as-Sillah Exceptions * Surah Zumar, Ch.39 v.7, no madd -- يَرْضَهُ *Surah Furqan, Ch.25 v.69, with madd on the فِيهِ -- ه
Ishmaam (show with lips a dhammah being pronounced, but no dhamma is pronounced) *Surah Yusuf, Ch. 12 v.11 -- تَأْمَنَّا, on the ن
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Episode 27 -- Exceptions II
Imaalah (to produce sounds between ا and ي, sometimes symbolized by a diamond *Surah Hud, Ch.11 v. 41 -- مَجْرَاهَا, pronounced "najrayha," not "majraha" nor "majriha"
Tas'heel of Hamza (pronounce hamza between alif and hamza) Surah Fussilat, Ch.41 v.44 -- أَأَعْجَمِيٌّ
س vs ص -- sometimes these two are exchanged in recitation even if not reflected in the spelling Sural al-Baqarah, Ch.2 v.245 -- وَيَبْسُطُ, must use س Surah al-A'raf, Ch.7 v.69 -- بَسْطَةً, must use س Surah at-Tur, Ch.52 v.37 -- الْمُسَيْطِرُونَ -- preferred to use ص Surah al-Ghashiyah, Ch.88 v.22 -- بِمُسَيْطِرٍ -- preferred to use ص
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Episode 28 -- Demonstration of Proper Recitation by a Guest Qari I
Surah Ya-Sin, Ch.36 vv.1-11
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Episode 29 -- Demonstration of Proper Recitation by a Guest Qari II
Surah Ya-Sin, Ch.36 vv.71-83
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Episode 30 -- Practical Steps for Memorizing the Qur'an
Spiritual Pre-Conditions *sincerity *humility *du'a *leave sins *live life by Qur'an
Physical Pre-Conditions *memorize earlier in the day *pick one mus'haf *consistency *quiet place *understand *recite in prayer
