Remedial Mad Dan Waqaf

The correct answer is "Memanjangkan." In Indonesian, "mad" means to lengthen or extend something. Therefore, the correct answer is "Memanjangkan," which translates to "to lengthen" in English.

Mad Ashli occurs when a letter with a fathah (a short vowel sound) meets an alif. In this case, the correct answer is "Huruf berbaris fathah bertemu dengan alif," which means "A letter with a fathah meets an alif."

Waqaf artinya adalah berhenti.

The correct answer is Mad Shilah Qashiroh dan Mad Shilah Thowilah. These two types of Mad Shilah involve the elongation of a short vowel followed by a shaddah (double consonant). Mad Shilah Qashiroh occurs when the elongation is followed by a short vowel, while Mad Shilah Thowilah occurs when the elongation is followed by a long vowel or diphthong.

The correct answer is "2 harakat". The given statement suggests that when reading a word that contains "bacaan mad thabi'i", it should be read with two harakat.

The explanation for the given correct answer is that "Mad yang terjai" refers to a type of prolongation (mad) that occurs when there is a fathatain (double fatha) at the end of a sentence and it is pronounced with a waqof (stop). This means that when a word ends with a double fatha and the sentence stops, the pronunciation of the double fatha is prolonged.

The correct answer is "2, 4, atau 6 harokat". This means that the length of the reading of Mad Aridh Lisukuun can have 2, 4, or 6 harokat.

The correct answer is 2-6 harakat. The question is asking for the number of harakat in the word "Panjang mad Layyin". The word "Panjang" has two harakat, "mad" has one harakat, and "Layyin" has three harakat, making a total of six harakat.

The phrase "Lafaz di atas mengandung bacaan mad" suggests that the given phrase contains a reading of "mad". The correct answer "Mad Wajib Muttashil" indicates that the phrase contains a compulsory continuous elongation (mad wajib muttashil).

The given correct answer is "Mad Aridh Lisukuun." This is because the phrase "Lafaz di atas mengandung bacaan mad" suggests that the sentence contains a type of mad (elongation) in its pronunciation. "Mad Aridh Lisukuun" refers to the elongation of a letter with a sukun (silent diacritic) on it. Therefore, it is the most suitable explanation for the given question.

The given phrase "Lafaz di atas mengandung hukum bacaan ...." suggests that the question is asking about the ruling of the recitation in the given phrase. The correct answer "Mad ‘Iwad" refers to a specific rule of recitation in Arabic known as "Mad ‘Iwad" where a short vowel is lengthened due to the presence of a hamzah or a silent alif in the word.

The given answer, "Mad Tamkin," is the correct explanation for the question. Mad Tamkin is a rule of Arabic pronunciation that involves prolonging the pronunciation of a vowel sound. In this case, the lafaz (phrase) mentioned in the question contains Mad Tamkin, meaning that the vowel sound in the phrase is prolonged.

Mad thobi'i occurs when a sukun (hamzah) meets a letter with a shaddah (bertasydid). In this case, the correct answer states that mad thobi'i occurs when mad thobi'i meets a letter with a shaddah.

The correct answer is "Mad thobi'i bertemu dengan huruf hidup dalam satu kalimat dan dibaca waqof (berhenti)". This means that the Mad thobi'i occurs when a vowel letter (huruf hidup) is followed by a waqof (berhenti) in the same sentence. It is important to note that the question does not specify whether the Mad thobi'i occurs in one word or in different words, so the correct answer is the one that provides a clear and complete explanation of the Mad thobi'i rule.

The given correct answer is "Waqaf lazim". This is because "Waqaf lazim" refers to the common pause in reading when encountering a waqaf sign in the Quran. It indicates that the reading should stop and not be continued.

The given answer "Jaiz Munfasil" is correct because the phrase "Lafaz di atas mengandung bacaan mad" indicates that the given phrase contains a "mad" reading. "Jaiz Munfasil" refers to a type of "mad" reading in Arabic recitation where the vowel sound is elongated. Therefore, "Jaiz Munfasil" is the appropriate answer in this context.

The correct answer is "Waqaf mu’anaqah". The explanation is that when there is a waqaf sign above a word in a verse of the Quran, it means to stop at one of the words that have the sign. If the stop is made at the first waqaf sign, it is not allowed to stop at the second waqaf sign. However, if the stop is not made at the first word, it is recommended to stop at the second word. This type of waqaf is known as "Waqaf mu’anaqah".

The correct answer states that Mad thobi'i occurs when it meets a sukun or a dead letter. This means that when the letter that follows Mad thobi'i is a sukun or a letter that is pronounced as a sukun (such as a hamzah), then Mad thobi'i is applied. This is a rule in the recitation of the Quran, where certain letters cause the lengthening of a vowel sound.

The correct answer is "berhenti sebentar,tetapi tidak boleh bernafas. kemudian, dilanjutkan ke dalam kalimat betikutnya". When there is a waqaf saktah (a pause sign) in a verse of the Qur'an, it means to stop briefly but not to take a breath. After the pause, the recitation continues to the next sentence.

The given phrase "Lafaz di atas mengandung hukum bacaan" suggests that the phrase is discussing a rule or law of recitation in Arabic. Among the options provided, "Mad Lazim Harfi Musyba’" is the only one that refers to a specific rule of recitation. "Mad Lazim Harfi Musyba’" is a rule that applies to the recitation of certain letters in the Quran, where the letter is elongated for two vowel counts. Therefore, this is the correct answer that aligns with the given information.