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Tajweed

Total questions: 13

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Meem letter is articulated by

a)

rounding the two lips

b)

touching the gums with the tip of the tongue

c)

closing the two lips together with applying nasalization

2.

ghunnah or nasalization is a required characterstic and cannot be separated from the make up of these two letter

a)

م،ب

b)

ل ، ن

c)

م،ن

3.

the correct pronunciation of noon sakinah or tanween depends on

a)

the letter following them

b)

the letter preceding them

c)

the vowel of the next letter

4.

pronunciation the sound of noon sakinah and tanween without change is called

a)

hiding

b)

merging

c)

clarity

5.

the rule in which we erase both the sound of noon and its ghunnah too is called

a)

oral hiding

b)

merging without ghunnah

c)

small merging

6.

the rule of Qalb ( changing) is applied

a)

in between words and within the same word

b)

only in between two words

c)

only within the same word

7.

In casing of applying the rule of Qalb we should

a)

avoid much pressing on the lips

b)

a void leaving space between the two lips

c)

both 1 and 2 are correct

8.

in case of applying the rule of real hiding with light ghunnah it is supposed that

a)

the letter before noon sakinah a light letter

b)

the letter after noon sakinah is a light letter

c)

the letter after noon sakinah is with short vowel kasrah

9.

Tanween takes the same shape ( method of writting) in both

a)

clarity and merging

b)

merging and hiding

c)

hiding and changing

10.

In case of small merging the first meem sakinah carries

a)

shaddah

b)

sukoon

c)

nothing

11.

Any laam sakinah carries sukoon sign should be

a)

pronounced clearly

b)

completely merged

c)

hidden

12.

Laam of the word Allah in case of starting reading with it should be pronounced as

a)

A light letter

b)

A heavy letter

c)

both are allowed but the priority for heaviness

13.

the rules of meem sakinah are

a)

3 rules

b)

5 rules

c)

4 rules