1This always comes at the ______ of a word.

beginning
2What does this mean

The Binding Hamzah
3How do you treat this rule when the word is linked to the previous word

drop it entirely
4this rule is not pronounced when it is placed ______.

between words when reciting
5how is this rule pronounced when a word starts with the indefinte article “al”

with a fatihah
6How is this rule pronounced when the 3rd letter has a فتحَة or كسْرَة

with a kasra
7when is this rule not pronouced

when sitting inbetween 2 words & when continuing recitations
8How is this rule pronounced when the 3rd letter has a ضَمَّة

with a Dumma
9what are the limitations of of this rule

the 7 irregular nouns

10In this word, همزة الوصل is pronounced with a ______ on the همزة الوصل.

فتحَة
11In this word ٱدْخُلُوا۟ is pronounced with a ______ on the همزة الوصل.

ضَمَّة
12In this word ٱسْتَعِينُوا۟ is pronounced with a ______ on the همزة الوصل.

كسْرَة
13In the beginning of recitations, همزة الوصل is pronounced with what?
14this rule means the meeting of the two silent ones, (_____ & _____).

ھمَزَة & ألَفِ
15When there are 2 words and you will be continuing reading, you ______ the extension letters (و ي, and ِألَف).
drop
16for this rule to apply, The first word has to end with a ______ letter and the second word starts with ______.

saakin, saakin
17this illustrates which rule?

التقاء الساكنين

18Hamzat al-Qaṭʿ forces its utterance ______ matter its position.
doesn’t
19Which is NOT a characteristic of Hamzat al-Qaṭʿ?
- It is never pronounced in the middle of a word
- It can appear at any point in a word
- it is always pronouced
20Hamzat al-Qaṭʿ can appear at the ______ of a word (beginning, middle, or end).
any position
21Which rule is defined as ‘the Splitting/Cutting Hamzah’?
- Hamzat al-Qaṭʿ
- Hamzatul Wasl
22Hamzat al-Qaṭʿ is defined as the Splitting/Cutting Hamzah. It forces its utterance ____ no matter its ____.
doesn’t; position
23If hamza and the previous letter are all vocalized by a fathah, it is supported by an _______.
أ alif Mamdudah
24Which supporting letter is used if hamza and the previous letter are all vocalized by a كسْرَة?
ئ Alif Maqsurah
25If hamza and the previous letter are all vocalized by a dammah, it is supported by a ____.
ؤ
26Hamzatul Mutawassitah refers to the hamza in the ______ of the word.

middle
27If the previous letter is a sukuun then the supporting letter follows the ______ of the hamzah.
vocalization
28The general rule is to pause at the end of recitations, mostly by a ______ letter.
Saakin
29Which is NOT an exception under Endings?
Madd al-Leen
30In this rule, the pronunciation changes from the “an” sound to the “____” sound.

Haa
31When pausing at the end on this, the pronunciation becomes a “Haa” with ______.

Sukun
32In this, the writing remains ______ with its original pronunciation.

consistent
33in this rule letter before the sukoon must be one of the ______ letters.

madd
34Which is an impact letter for Maddun ʿArīḍun Lissukūn?
35in this rule The relevant Madd Tabii is optionally extended to ____, ____, or ____ beats.

2; 4; 6
36Maddun ʿArīḍun Lissukūn applies when recitation comes to a ______ at the Saakin.

stop/pause
37Maddun ʿArīḍun Lissukūn requires a preceding Saakin letter and one of the _____ letters

madd. (َِي و ألَف)
38This rule requires the letter before the last to be______ or______.

ي; و
39Which vocalization must the 2nd letter from the last carry?
Fatha
40Madd al-Leen is applied when a word ends with a ______ ending.
sukoon
41Which rule applies to a word which 1. the letter before the last is a sakin 2. 2 letters before the last is carrying a فتحَة?
42Madd al-Leen extends the madd letter itself how many beats.
43When both types of madd appear, ensure the “strong” madd is never ______ than the “weak” one.
shorter
44Which madd is considered stronger?
45If Madd al-Leen comes before Maddun ʿArīḍun Lissukūn, the latter has to be ______ or ______.
equal; longer
46Ensure that the “weak” madd is never ______ than the “strong” one.
longer