Quran & Arabic - Level 5 - Review (pg. 1-6)

how would this word be read?

• looloowan

• lu'loowan

• lu'luan

how would this word be read (considering that "aa" is longer than"a")

• la ataynaahum

• laa ataynaahum

• la aataynaahum

• laa aataynahum

whenever we connect hamzatul wasl with any letter before it, we should...

• drop the hamzatul wasl

• stress the hamzatul wasl

• 🎈

• ✨

in nouns that start with laam at-ta'reef, the hamzatul wasl should be pronounced with a:

• fatha

• kasra

• damma

• sukoon

in nouns that DO NOT start with laam at-ta'reef, the hamzatul wasl is pronounced with a:

• fatha

• kasra

• damma

• sukoon

when starting with verbs that begin with hamzatul wasl, we look at the harakah of the third letter. if it is damma, the hamzatul wasl should be pronounced with a:

• fatha

• kasra

• damma

• sukoon

when starting with verbs that begin with hamzatul wasl, we look at the harakah of the third letter. if it is fatha or kasra, the hamzatul wasl should be pronounced with a:

• fatha

• kasra

• damma

• sukoon

exception to verb rule: if the damma on the third letter is non-original, the hamzatul wasl is pronounced with a:

• fatha

• kasra

• damma

• sukoon

the laam is only heavy in the words الله and اللهم if there is a _______ or ________ before it. otherwise, the laam is always light.

• fatha, kasra

• kasra, damma

• fatha, damma

when the laam is shamsiya, we pronounce the hamzatul wasl and pronounce the laam (with sukoon)

• true

• false