L 1 : Green Light To Red Light (Waqf) Pt. 1

What in the world is Waqf ?

• It means to stop

• It means to continue

• It literally means shaking or disturbance

• It means to separate

What the purpose of Waqf?

• to stop to take a breath before you continue

• to stop to take a breath

• to stop before you continue

• To make a recitation easier

مَسَدَ

During Waqf, د should be read as

• DHOMMAH

• KASRAH

• SUKUN

• SHADDAH

Which one is the example of "STOPPING AT SUKUN BEFORE END"

• خَلَـٰقٍ

• أَعْمَـٰلَهُمْۗ

• ٱلْفَصْلِ

• وَبَسَرَۚ

حَرَجَ= حَرَجْۗ

The example above is categorized as

• STOPPING AT SUKUN

• STOPPING AT FATHAH, KASRAH, DHOMMAH

• STOPPING AT SHADDAH

• STOPPING AT SUKUN BEFORE END

Match the following

• STOPPING AT SHADDAH

• الْأَذَلَّۭۖ

• STOPPING AT FATHAH, KASRAH, DHOMMAH

• يَسْرِۖ

• STOPPING AT SUKUN

• أَعْمَـٰلَهُمْۗ

• STOPPING AT SUKUN BEFORE END

• وَبَسَرَۚ

STOPPING AT SUKUN BEFORE END

مِسْكٌۚ

How do you read this letter?

• Miskk

• Misku

• Miskan

• Masaakin

What does it mean by STOPPING AT FATHAH, KASRAH,

DHOMMAH.

• If the last letter of a word contains a ‘Sukun’, we should drop the vowel of the last letter.

• If the last letter of a word contains a ‘basic vowel’ , the letter with basic vowels is changed into a letter with sukun.

• If the second last letter of a word contains a ‘Sukun’, then the letter needs to be read as a sukun too

• If the last letter of a word contains a ‘Shaddah’, the letter with Shaddah is changed into a letter with a hump vowel

If the last letter of a word contains a ‘Sukun’, we should drop the vowel of the last letter.

• True

• False

How are we supposed to read this during the Waqf ( Stopping at )

تَذَرُ

• تَذَرُ

• تَذَرْ

• تَذَرِ

• تَذَرَا