Tajweed Rules Quiz

What does Noon Sakinah mean in Tajweed?

• A noon that is pronounced loudly

• A noon that is followed by a vowel

• A noon with a sukoon on it

• A noon that is doubled

How many rules are there for Noon Sakinah?

• 2

• 3

• 4

• 5

What is Ghunnah in Tajweed?

• A silent pause

• A nasal sound

• A throat sound

• A sharp sound

How long should the Ghunnah be held?

• 1 count

• 2 counts

• 3 counts

• 4 counts

What does Idghaam mean in Tajweed?

• Clear pronunciation

• Merging

• Hiding

• Showing

Which of the following is an example of Ikhfa?

• Pronouncing the noon clearly

• Merging the noon with the following letter

• Hiding the noon sound

• Doubling the noon sound

What is Ith-haar?

• Merging two letters

• Hiding the sound of a letter

• Clear pronunciation of a letter

• Nasal sound

Idghaam with Ghunnah occurs when Noon Sakinah or Tanween is followed by which letters?

• ب, م

• ي, ر

• ل, ر

• ي, ن, م, و

Idghaam without Ghunnah occurs when Noon Sakinah or Tanween is followed by which letters?

• ل, ر

• ب, م

• ي, و

• ت, ث

Which rule of Noon Sakinah involves a clear pronunciation without Ghunnah?

• Idghaam

• Ikhfa

• Ith-haar

• Qalqalah