1What is Al-Muannaka in Qur'anic stops?

The 3 Dots

2What does Wasl Aawla (صلى) mean?

Better to Continue, but you can pause/stop

3What does Wasl Lazim or Wasl (لا) mean?

Must Continue

4What does Waqaf Jaaiz (ج) mean?

Stoping is okay

5What does Waqaf Lazim (م) mean?

Must Stop!

6What does Sakatāh (س) mean?

Pause without taking a breath.

7What does Waqaf Aawla (قلى) mean?

Better to stop, but you can go.

8What does Tam mean?

Means complete/end of an ayah.

9Which of the Waqaf’s are shown here

- الوقف الجائز
- المعانقة
- الوصل أولى
- الوصل اللازم
10which answer is correct

- الوصل اللازم
- الوصل أولى
- الوقف اللازم
- الوقف الجائز
11which rule is shown

- الوصل أولى
- الوقف اللازم
- الوقف الجائز
- الوصل اللازم
12which one is pictured

- الوقف اللازم
- الوصل اللازم
- الوقف الجائز
- الوصل أولى
13which rule is shown

- الوصل اللازم
- الوقف اللازم
- الوقف الجائز
- الوصل أولى
14Which Stop is pictured here

- تام
- سَكَتَة
- الوقف اللازم
- الوقف أولى
15which rule is shown?

- الوقف أولى
- تام
- الوقف اللازم
- سَكَتَة
16How would you recite this, if you were apply the Rule

17How would you recite this, if you were applying the rule Wasl Awla

It is better to keep going, but you may stop if needed.
Recommended to continue for better flow.
18How would you recite if you see the Wasl Lazim (لا) symbol?

You cant stop where you see it. continue so you dont distort the meaning.
19What do you do when you see Sakatāh (س) while reciting this verse?

Make a brief pause without breathing. It’s not a full stop, just a light break.
20How would you recite this applying Waqf Aawla ?

Waqf Aawla (قلى)
Better to stop, but continuing is allowed. Stopping is preferred.
21How would you recite this Ayah applying Waqaf Jaiiz

Waqaf Jaiiz (ج)
Better to stop, but you can continue. Stopping is recommened.