The rules of silent noon and tanween

1. “_____________” is remains unchanged in writing as well as pronunciation , whether one stops on it or continue reading.

• a) Tanween

• b) Noon silent

• c) Dhammah

• d) Fat’ha

2. “________________” is an extra silent Noon that is added at the end of a noun in pronunciation and continued reading, but does not appear.

• a) Zammah

• b) Fat’ha

• c) Tanween

• d) Noon silent

3. “_______________” is written one time but pronounced double.

• a) Stressed Noon

• b) Silent Noon

• c) Tanween

• d) Unsilent Noon

4. نُوْراً is an example of “_______________”.

• a) Unsilent Noon

• b) Dhammah Tanween

• c) Stressed Noon

• d) Fat’ha Tanween

5. It is the example of “Kasra Tanween”.

• a) صَبّاً

• b) مَكِينٍ

• c) إِنَّهُ

• d) لِـمَنْ

Ezhar letters :..........................

• ق ط ب ج د

• أ ه ع ح غ خ

• ي ر م ل و ن

How many rules of Noon Saakin and Tanween are there?

• 1

• 10

• 5

• 4

Why should we learn Tajweed rules?

• To recite the Quran beautiful

• To get more rewards

• follow the example of Prophet (PBUH)

• All of the above

What does Izhar means?

• Hide

• change

• clear

• joined

The letters of Izhar are

• Throat letters

• nose letters

• lip letters

• tongue letters