Remedial Ulangan Harian Bab 10

The correct answer states that "Mad terjai" occurs when there is a fathatain at the end of a sentence and it is pronounced as waqof (a pause or stop). This explanation suggests that in such cases, the mad (elongation) is interrupted or cut off abruptly.

Mad thobi'i is a type of mad that occurs when a hamzah meets a vowel in the same word. However, in this case, it is specifically mentioned that the hamzah meets a vowel within one sentence and is read as waqof (stop). This means that the mad thobi'i occurs at the end of a sentence and causes a pause or stop in the recitation.

The correct answer states that when "mad thobi’i" (a type of prolongation in Arabic pronunciation) meets a letter with "bertasydid" (a diacritic mark indicating the doubling of a letter), it is pronounced in a specific way. This explanation suggests that the pronunciation of "mad thobi’i" changes when it encounters a letter with "bertasydid."

The correct answer is "Tamkin" because the given options are all examples of bacaan mad, which are rules for elongating or shortening certain letters in Arabic recitation. Tamkin is a type of bacaan mad where a letter with sukun is followed by a letter with a shadda. In this case, the word "Tamkin" is the only option that fits this description.

The correct answer is 2 because the question states that the red-colored letters are read as "panjang" which means long in English. Therefore, the number 2 is the correct answer as it matches the given information.

The correct answer is "Mad lazim musaqqal kilmi /Mad Lazim Kalimi Mutsaqqol." This is because the phrase "Mad Lazim Kalimi Mutsaqqol" refers to a type of mad (elongation) in Arabic recitation where the letter "lam" (ل) is followed by a word starting with a hamzah (ء) or a silent letter. This type of mad is known as "musaqqal kilmi" or "musaqqal kalimi" and is commonly used in recitation.

The correct answer is "wajib muttasil." This term refers to a type of mad (elongation) in Arabic recitation. It means that the elongation should be connected or continuous. In the given question, the phrase "yang berwarna merah" indicates that the correct answer is a type of mad that is continuous or connected.

The correct answer is "Mad pengganti huruf hamzah di awal kata" because it states that the Mad is used as a replacement for the letter hamzah at the beginning of a word. This means that when a hamzah appears at the beginning of a word, it is pronounced with a prolonged sound, similar to Mad.

The correct answer is "Aridh lissukun." Aridh lissukun is a rule of tajweed that occurs when a letter with sukun is followed by a letter with a shaddah. In this case, the word "membacanya" ends with a sukun and is followed by the word "diwaqafkan" which starts with a shaddah. Therefore, the correct rule that applies is aridh lissukun.

In the context of the given options, the correct answer is "memanjangkan suara pada salah satu huruf mad" which means "to prolong the sound of one of the mad letters." This term is commonly used in the study of Arabic phonetics and refers to the elongation or prolongation of the sound produced by one of the mad letters (و, ي, or أ). It is an important aspect of proper pronunciation in reciting the Quran or in Arabic language recitation.

The given correct answer is "jaiz munfasil". The phrase "Lafaz yang digaris bawahi" indicates that the question is asking about a highlighted phrase. "Jaiz munfasil" refers to a type of mad (elongation) in Arabic recitation where the elongation occurs on a letter that is followed by a non-connecting (munfasil) letter. Therefore, the correct answer implies that the highlighted phrase contains a mad jaiz munfasil.

The given answer "iwadh" is the correct answer because it is the only option that makes sense in the context of the incomplete question. Without the complete question, it is difficult to provide a more detailed explanation.

The correct answer is "lin." The given statement suggests that if the red line is read with a prolongation, then the ruling of the recitation that occurs is "mad lin." This implies that the recitation should have a prolongation (mad) on the letter "lin."

The underlined phrase "shilah qoshiroh" indicates that there is a short pause (mad) in the recitation.

The correct answer is "badal". "Badal" is a term used in the science of Tajweed to refer to a specific type of elongation in the pronunciation of Arabic words. It is indicated by a red color in the given text. The other options, "iwad", "tamkin", and "lin", do not pertain to the concept of elongation in Tajweed.

The given answer "Mad Lazim Harfi Musyba Mutsaqqal" is correct because the phrase "الـمّٓٓ ، الـمّصؓ ، ٰطسمٓ" is an example of Mad Lazim Harfi Musyba Mutsaqqal. This type of mad occurs when the letter "م" with sukun is followed by one of the letters "م", "ص", or "س" with a shaddah. In this case, "الـمّٓٓ" has a sukun on the letter "م" and is followed by "م" with a shaddah, so it is an example of Mad Lazim Harfi Musyba Mutsaqqal.

The correct answer is "ط". In the context of the given information about waqaf in Arabic law, the letter "ط" is likely the correct answer because it is mentioned as one of the markers for waqaf mutlaq. However, without further information or context, it is difficult to provide a more specific explanation.

The correct answer is "cara membunyikan kalimat ketika berhenti" which translates to "how to pronounce sentences when stopping". This explanation aligns with the definition of "waqaf" which refers to the act of pausing or stopping briefly while reciting or reading a sentence in Arabic language.

The underlined phrase "Lafaz yang digaris bawahi mengandung bacaan mad" suggests that the highlighted phrase contains a reading of "mad." Among the given options, "badal" is the only term related to the concept of "mad." Therefore, the correct answer is "badal."