Quiz # 3 - Noon Sakin & Tanveen - Izhaar, Idgham, Iqlaab

1. عَنكَ Is lafz main iqlab ka qaida hai.

True

False

kyun k noon sakinah k baad ba k ilawa hurf hai.

Explanation

kyun k noon sakinah k baad ba k ilawa hurf hai.

2. Iqlaab ka ma'na/meaning hai Tabdeel hona, tajweed main Noon ki awaz ko meem say badalna Iqlaab hai jab bhi agla hurf ba a jay.

True

False

Iqlaab is a term used in Tajweed, which refers to the changing of the sound of the letter Noon to Meem when followed by the letter Ba. This change occurs whenever the next letter is Ba. Therefore, the statement is true as it accurately explains the meaning of Iqlaab.

Explanation

Iqlaab is a term used in Tajweed, which refers to the changing of the sound of the letter Noon to Meem when followed by the letter Ba. This change occurs whenever the next letter is Ba. Therefore, the statement is true as it accurately explains the meaning of Iqlaab.

3. Idghaam k huroof kon say hain ?

حروف الحلقیة

یرملون

ب

قطب جد

The correct answer is "یرملون". In the science of Tajweed, Idghaam is the merging or assimilation of two letters when they come together in the Quranic recitation. The letters "ی", "ر", "م", "ل", and "و" are known as the letters of Idghaam because they merge with the following letter, eliminating any pause or break in the recitation. Therefore, the answer "یرملون" correctly identifies the letters of Idghaam.

Explanation

The correct answer is "یرملون". In the science of Tajweed, Idghaam is the merging or assimilation of two letters when they come together in the Quranic recitation. The letters "ی", "ر", "م", "ل", and "و" are known as the letters of Idghaam because they merge with the following letter, eliminating any pause or break in the recitation. Therefore, the answer "یرملون" correctly identifies the letters of Idghaam.

4. لَا يَمۡلِكُونَ مِنۡهُ خِطَابً۬ا is ayat main noon sakin ya tanveen ka kon sa qaida aya hai ?

Idgham

Izhar

Ikhfaa

Iqlaab

noon sakinah k baad halaqi hurf haa hai.

Explanation

noon sakinah k baad halaqi hurf haa hai.

5. Noon sakin or tanveen ki awaaz main farq hota hai.

True

False

Dono i hi awaz rakhte hain, likhnay main farq hai sirf.

Explanation

Dono i hi awaz rakhte hain, likhnay main farq hai sirf.

6. قنوان Is lafz main Kon sa idgham hoga ?

Idgham Naaqis

Idgham Kaamil

Idgham Mutlaq

Izhaar Mutlaq

The given answer "Izhaar Mutlaq" suggests that the word "Is" will have a complete pronunciation without any merging or assimilation with the following word. In Izhaar Mutlaq, there is no merging or assimilation of sounds, and each letter is pronounced individually. Therefore, the correct answer indicates that there will be no idgham (merging) in the pronunciation of the word "Is".

Explanation

The given answer "Izhaar Mutlaq" suggests that the word "Is" will have a complete pronunciation without any merging or assimilation with the following word. In Izhaar Mutlaq, there is no merging or assimilation of sounds, and each letter is pronounced individually. Therefore, the correct answer indicates that there will be no idgham (merging) in the pronunciation of the word "Is".

7. مِّن مَّسَدِۭ Idgham ki kia Qism hai ?

Idgham Naaqis

Idgham Kaamil

Idgham Kaamil Bilaa Ghunnah

Idgham Kaamil Ma'al Ghunnah

Idgham Kaamil Ma'al Ghunnah is a type of idgham in Tajweed. Idgham means to merge or blend two letters together. In this case, it refers to the merging of the letter "mim" (م) with the letter "sad" (ص) without any interruption or break in sound. The ghunnah refers to the nasal sound that is produced when pronouncing the merged letters. Therefore, Idgham Kaamil Ma'al Ghunnah means the complete merging of the two letters with the nasal sound.

Explanation

Idgham Kaamil Ma'al Ghunnah is a type of idgham in Tajweed. Idgham means to merge or blend two letters together. In this case, it refers to the merging of the letter "mim" (م) with the letter "sad" (ص) without any interruption or break in sound. The ghunnah refers to the nasal sound that is produced when pronouncing the merged letters. Therefore, Idgham Kaamil Ma'al Ghunnah means the complete merging of the two letters with the nasal sound.