Mastering Tajweed: Articulation Points of Arabic Letters Quiz

1. What is the articulation point of the letter B?

It is from the back of the throat.

It is from the lips.

It is from the roof of the mouth.

It is from the tip of the tongue.

When pronouncing the letter 'B', the air is not obstructed in the vocal tract, and the sound is produced at the lips by bringing both lips together.

Explanation

When pronouncing the letter 'B', the air is not obstructed in the vocal tract, and the sound is produced at the lips by bringing both lips together.

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Enhance your understanding and recitation of Arabic through this focused Tajweed quiz. Explore the articulation points of Arabic letters, essential for precise pronunciation. Ideal for students and enthusiasts eager to master the nuances of Quranic recitation.

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2. Which articulation point is "estimated"?

The Jawf or the Empty Space.

The Pterion

The Zygomatic Arch

The Incisive Bone

The articulation point known as the Jawf or the Empty Space is where two or more bones intersect without movement, creating a gap or space between them. This is where the estimated articulation point is located.

Explanation

3. What is the articulation point of the letter Haa?

It is pronounced with the tongue touching the roof of the mouth.

It is from the deepest part of the throat.

It is articulated using the lips.

It is a sound produced by airflow over the back of the tongue.

The letter Haa is articulated from the deepest part of the throat, resulting in a sound that is distinct from other articulation points.

Explanation

The letter Haa is articulated from the deepest part of the throat, resulting in a sound that is distinct from other articulation points.

4. What is the articulation point of the letter Y?

It is from the middle of the tongue.

It is from the epiglottis.

It is from the lower lip.

It is from the hard palate.

The correct articulation point of the letter Y is from the middle of the tongue, specifically as a palatal approximant.

Explanation

The correct articulation point of the letter Y is from the middle of the tongue, specifically as a palatal approximant.

5. What is the definition of Makhraj?

It is the term for the sound pattern of a word in Arabic language.

It is the ruler used for measuring Arabic calligraphy.

It is the type of font used in Arabic script.

It is the articulation point of a letter.

Makhraj refers to the articulation point of a letter in the Arabic language, not to be confused with other aspects such as font type, measurement tools, or sound patterns.

Explanation

Makhraj refers to the articulation point of a letter in the Arabic language, not to be confused with other aspects such as font type, measurement tools, or sound patterns.

6. What marks the point of articulation for Ghunnah?

It is from the Khayshoom.

It is from the Meem Saakinah.

It is from the Qalqalah.

It is from the Ishmaam.

The articulation point for Ghunnah is at the Khayshoom, which is the back soft palate. This is where the sound of the nasalization occurs in proper Tajweed pronunciation.

Explanation

The articulation point for Ghunnah is at the Khayshoom, which is the back soft palate. This is where the sound of the nasalization occurs in proper Tajweed pronunciation.

7. What is the articulation point of the letter W?

It is the roof of the mouth.

It is the lips.

It is the back of the throat.

It is the tip of the tongue.

The letter W is produced by bringing the lips together, making it a labial consonant.

Explanation

The letter W is produced by bringing the lips together, making it a labial consonant.

8. How many letters are there in the word 'tongue'?

10 letters

4 letters

8 letters

18 letters.

The word 'tongue' consists of 6 letters - T, O, N, G, U, E.

Explanation

The word 'tongue' consists of 6 letters - T, O, N, G, U, E.

9. What is the articulation point of the letter Sheen(ش)?

It is pronounced with the lips.

It is formed by the teeth and the upper lip.

It is articulated at the back of the throat.

It is from the middle of the tongue.

The correct answer is 'It is from the middle of the tongue.' The letter Sheen (ش) is pronounced by placing the middle of the tongue close to the roof of the mouth.

Explanation

The correct answer is 'It is from the middle of the tongue.' The letter Sheen (ش) is pronounced by placing the middle of the tongue close to the roof of the mouth.

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