Rules of noon sakina and tanween

One of the rules of ن sakin and tanween is applied according to the letter that follows it.

• True

• False

Ith'haar or to make apparant refers to clearly pronouncing the letter ن when it is sakin or a tanween when either of them are followed by one of the Ithaar letters.

• True

• False

The letters of ith'haar are in fact the letters of the...

• Tongue

• Lips

• Throat

• Oral cavity

The letters of ith'haar are 6 they are

• ء ه ع ح غ خ

• م ر د ل ب ي

• ي ر م ل و ن

• ا ج د ق ط ك

Idgham or joining should only be done between two separate words like من وراء and not in the same word such as دنيا

• True

• False

The letters of idgham or merging occurs when one of these 6 letters follows a noon sakin or a tanween.

• ك م ف ث ز ذ

• ج ح خ ه ع غ

• س ش ص ض ف ق

• ي ر م ل و ن

Idgham is only correct if you pronounce the noon sakin or tanween clearly and then the letter after it with ghunna.

• True

• False

If a noon sakin or a tanween is followed by the letter ب then the noon is replaced with a.....

• م

• و

• ب

• ه

Ikfaa or concealment of the noon sakin or tanween occurs when a noon sakin or a tanween is followed by

• all the other letters except those of idgham, ith'haar and Iqlab.

• any letter.

• the 6 letters of the throat.

• an elongation.

Ikh'fa can be defined by

• The concealment of the noon sakin or tanween by keeping the tongue away from the mukharij of ن applying ghunna (nasalisation) and positioning the speech organs for the letter following it.

• Nasalisation and pressing on the noon for a length of time.

• Nasalisation, opening of the mouth and a hollow sound.

• All of the above