Hadher

Hadher is a term with multiple meanings across different cultures and contexts. In Arabic linguistics, Hadher refers to the clear pronunciation of letters in proper Arabic recitation, particularly in Quranic reading. It distinguishes from the softer pronunciation known as "Rif". This concept is important in tajweed, the Islamic science of Quranic recitation rules.

In some regions, Hadher may also refer to a geographical location or surname. The term appears in various historical records and cultural contexts, though its specific meaning can vary significantly based on regional usage.

The pronunciation of Hadher is typically rendered as "hah-ther" with emphasis on the first syllable. In contexts where it refers to linguistic concepts, it carries significant educational and religious importance, particularly in communities where Arabic is studied for religious purposes.