Understanding Madd al-'iwād

The video tutorial introduces the concept of madd al-'iwād, or replacement madd, which involves replacing the tanween fath with an alef madd when stopping on it, holding the madd for two counts. The lesson provides examples such as Alīman to Alīma and Mafāzan to Mafāza, and demonstrates the application in Sūrat an-Nabāʾ. The tutorial includes pronunciation practice and concludes with a reward system for completing lessons.

What is the main purpose of madd al-'iwād?

• To elongate the sound of any vowel.

• To replace tanween fath with an alef madd when stopping.

• To shorten the sound of tanween fath.

• To replace tanween kasra with an alef madd.

How many counts should the alef madd be held for when applying madd al-'iwād?

• Four counts

• Three counts

• Two counts

• One count

In the example 'Mafāzan', what happens to the tanween when stopping?

• It is replaced with an alef madd.

• It is pronounced as it is.

• It is replaced with a tanween kasra.

• It is omitted completely.

What is the significance of the phrase 'You've light up the sky with 60 stars'?

• It signifies the end of the video.

• It is a reward for watching 10 lessons.

• It is a metaphor for gaining knowledge.

• It indicates the completion of 60 lessons.

What is the reward for watching 10 lessons?

• A silver star

• A gold star

• A bronze star

• A platinum star