Obligatory Connected Elongation in Quran

The video tutorial covers the topic of madd in Tajweed, focusing on the subcategory of madd wajib muttasil. It begins with a recap of the previous lesson on maddi alfraai and introduces the five types of maddi alfraai. The lesson then delves into the definition, examples, and rules of madd wajib muttasil, highlighting its characteristics and variations. The tutorial concludes with an explanation of why the madd is extended in certain cases, emphasizing the importance of proper pronunciation in Quranic recitation.

What is the main focus of the Tajweed lesson introduced in the video?

• The rules of prayer

• The types of elongation in recitation

• The history of the Quran

• The importance of charity

What is the definition of the obligatory connected elongation?

• An elongation that occurs when a vowel is followed by a consonant

• An elongation that occurs at the end of a sentence

• An elongation that occurs when a vowel is followed by a hamza in the same word

• An elongation that occurs when a vowel is followed by a silent letter

Which of the following is an example of obligatory connected elongation in the Quran?

• The word 'Alhamdulillah'

• The word 'Subhanallah'

• The word 'Jaa'akum'

• The word 'Bismillah'

Why is the obligatory connected elongation considered 'obligatory'?

• Because it is only used in specific regions

• Because there is a consensus among reciters on its necessity

• Because it is a personal preference

• Because it is optional for reciters

How many movements are typically used for the obligatory connected elongation?

• Four or five movements

• Two or three movements

• Six or seven movements

• One or two movements

What happens to the elongation when the hamza is at the end of a word during a pause?

• It remains the same

• It decreases to two movements

• It increases to six movements

• It is completely omitted

Which word is used as an example where the hamza is at the end of the word?

• Jaa'akum

• Alhamdulillah

• Subhanallah

• Yashaa

What is the reason for the increased elongation in the obligatory connected elongation?

• To emphasize the meaning of the word

• To facilitate the pronunciation of the weak vowel and heavy hamza

• To match the rhythm of the recitation

• To make the recitation faster

What is the symbol used in the Quran to indicate an increase in elongation?

• A small circle

• A wavy line

• A dot

• A straight line

What is the main challenge in pronouncing the obligatory connected elongation?

• The speed of recitation

• The weakness of the vowel and the heaviness of the hamza

• The length of the word

• The meaning of the word