Quran & Arabic - Level 5 - Waqf

waqf means to:

• stop

• continue

• optional

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waqf only applies to stopping at the end of an ayah

• true

• false

typically when stopping on a word, we have to:

• replace any harakah or tanween that we stop at with a kasra

• replace any harakah or tanween that we stop at with a damma

• replace any harakah or tanween that we stop at with a sukoon

exceptions for stopping (tanween al-fath):

when stopping on a word that has tanween al-fath (double fatha), we...

• get rid of the the alif if there is one

• drop one fatha and add an alif if there isn't one there already

• drop the alif and add a fatha if there isn't one there already

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exceptions for stopping (ta marbouta):

when stopping on a word that ends with ta marbouta (ة) , we should...

• drop it

• turn its harakah into a sukoon

• add an alif

• turn it into a ha sakinah (هۡ)

exceptions for stopping (small waw or ya'):

when stopping on a word that ends in a small waw or ya', we should:

• replace it with an alif

• read normally

• drop it and pronounce the letter before with a sukoon

• drop it and pronounce the letter before with a damma

how would you stop on this word?

• maa-an

• maa-in

• maa-un

• maa-aa

how would you stop on this word?

• ad-deen

• ad-deeni

• ad-deena

• ad-deenoo

how would you stop on this word?

• al maymanati

• al maymanat

• al maymanahi

• al maymanah

how would you stop on this word?

• akhladahoo

• akhladah

• akhladatoo

• akhladat