Tajweed Rules Test on Stopping

When stopping on a silent (sākin) letter, what should you do?

• Pronounce the letter with a fatḥa (a) vowel.

• Pronounce the letter clearly with a sukoon (no vowel).

• Omit the letter entirely.

• Pronounce the letter with emphasis (shadda).

When stopping on a voweled letter (ḍammah, fatḥah, or kasrah), what should you do?

• Keep the vowel as it is.

• Replace the vowel with a sukoon.

• Add a new vowel.

• Emphasize (shadda) the letter.

When stopping on a qalqalah letter (ق, ط, ب, ج, د), what should you do?

• Whisper the letter.

• Produce a slight echoing sound (qalqalah).

• Omit the letter.

• Prolong the vowel of the letter.

When stopping on a qalqalah letter with a ḍammah (e.g., "قُـ"), what should you do?

• Apply sukoon to the letter while adding qalqalah.

• Keep the ḍammah and add qalqalah.

• Remove only the ḍammah.

• Change the ḍammah to a fatḥah with qalqalah.

When stopping on a word ending with tanwīn ḍammah (ـٌ),what should you do?

• Keep the tanwīn as it is.

• Replace the tanwīn with sukoon

• Omit the tanwīn entirely.

• Add a new vowel in place of the tanwīn.

When stopping on a word ending with tanwīn fatḥah (ـً), what should you do?

• Keep the tanwīn as it is.

• Replace the tanwīn with alif Mad

• Omit the tanwīn entirely.

• Add a new vowel in place of the tanwīn.

When stopping on a word ending with tanwīn kasrah (ـٍ), what should you do?

• Keep the tanwīn as it is.

• Replace the tanwīn with sukoon

• Omit the tanwīn entirely.

• Add a new vowel in place of the tanwīn.