Islamic Tajweed Practice Questions PDF

**1. What does Noon Saakin mean?**\ a. A Noon with a vowel\ b. A Noon with a Sukoon\ c. A Noon at the beginning of a word\ d. A Noon at the end of a sentence **2. How many forms are Noon Saakin and Tanween read in?**\ a. Three\ b. Four\ c. Five\ d. Six **3. What is the sound change called when Tan...

**1. What does Noon Saakin mean?**\ a. A Noon with a vowel\ b. A Noon with a Sukoon\ c. A Noon at the beginning of a word\ d. A Noon at the end of a sentence **2. How many forms are Noon Saakin and Tanween read in?**\ a. Three\ b. Four\ c. Five\ d. Six **3. What is the sound change called when Tanween is added to a word?**\ a. Idghaam\ b. Izhar\ c. Iqlaab\ d. Nunation **4. Which of the following is not a Tanween sign?**\ a. Double Fatha\ b. Double Kasra\ c. Double Sukoon\ d. Dhamma **5. What is the rule called when a throat letter follows Noon Saakin or Tanween?**\ a. Idghaam\ b. Izhar\ c. Iqlaab\ d. Ikhfaa **6. What happens in Iqlaab?**\ a. Noon changes into a Meem\ b. Noon remains the same\ c. Noon becomes silent\ d. Noon is pronounced clearly **7. Which letter indicates the Iqlaab rule?**\ a. Baa\ b. Meem\ c. Lam\ d. Ra **8. How many types of Idghaam are there?**\ a. One\ b. Two\ c. Three\ d. Four **9. When does Idghaam without Ghunna occur?**\ a. After letters Lam or Ra\ b. After letters Meem or Noon\ c. After throat letters\ d. After letter Baa **10. What is Ikhfaa?**\ a. Clear pronunciation\ b. Merging sounds\ c. Partially concealing the sound\ d. Changing sound **11. Which letter does not belong to Ikhfaa?**\ a. Taa\ b. Baa\ c. Kaaf\ d. Saad **12. What happens when Shaddah is applied to Noon or Meem?**\ a. The letter becomes silent\ b. The letter is pronounced twice\ c. The letter is pronounced with Ghunna\ d. The letter is skipped **13. What is the purpose of Ghunna in Tajweed?**\ a. To elongate the sound\ b. To make the sound silent\ c. To add a nasal quality\ d. To change the sound **14. What does Idghaam with Ghunna involve?**\ a. Adding nasal sound for 2 counts\ b. Clear pronunciation without nasal sound\ c. Changing sound to a different letter\ d. Pronouncing with throat letters