1B Flashcards

1
Q

Which 6 occasions would you stretch a harakah by 2 counts?

A
  1. When a fathah is followed by alif
  2. When a kasrah is followed by ya
  3. When a dhammah is followed by Waw
  4. When a fathah is followed by a mini alif
  5. When a kasrah is followed by a mini ya
  6. When a dhammah is followed by a mini waw
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2
Q

How do you stretch nasal letters?

A

The makhraj point is only articulated at the start of the stretch

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3
Q

What is the Arabic word for stretch?

A

Mad

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4
Q

Where is the makhraj for خ and غ?

A

The top of the throat

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5
Q

Where is the makhraj for ح and ع?

A

The middle of the throat

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6
Q

Where is the makhraj for ہ and ء?

A

The deepest part of the throat

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7
Q

Where is the makhraj for ق?

A

Deepest part of the tongue and the soft palate that lies opposite to it

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8
Q

Where is the makhraj for ک?

A

Under the ق a little, closer to the mouth and farther from the throat compared to the ق

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9
Q

Where is the makhraj for ج, ش and ی?

A

Middle of the tongue and the roof of the mouth that lies opposite to it

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10
Q

Where is the makhraj for ض?

A

One or both posterior sides/edges of the tongue and the internal surface of the upper molars

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11
Q

Where is the makhraj for ل?

A

The front sides/edges of the tongue and the gums of the front 8 teeth

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12
Q

Where is the makhraj for ن?

A

The tip of the tongue and the gums of the upper central incisors

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13
Q

Where is the makhraj for ر?

A

The tip of the tongue and the gums of the upper central incisors, using a little of the top part of the tip of the tongue also

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14
Q

Where is the makhraj for ت, د and ط?

A

The top part of the tip of the tongue and the soft area above the gum of the upper central incisors where the roots are

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15
Q

Where is the makhraj for ز, س and ص?

A

The end of the tip of the tongue on the plates of the lower central incisors. The sound is emitted from between the upper and lower central incisors

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16
Q

Where is the makhraj for ث, ذ and ظ?

A

From between the top part of the tip of the tongue and the bottom edges of the upper central incisors

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17
Q

Where is the makhraj for ف?

A

Between the tips of the upper central incisors and the inside of the lower lip

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18
Q

Where is the makhraj for و?

A

Forming a circle with the two lips without the two lips meeting completely so that the sound can run

19
Q

Where is the makhraj for م and ب?

A

Closing the two lips completely together

20
Q

Where does ghunnah come from and which letters does it apply to?

A

Nasal sound coming from the nasopharynx without any influence from the tongue. م and ن have separate makhraj but ghunnah accompanies it

21
Q

What is mad sila?

A

Mini ی، و، ا

22
Q

What is sukoon/sakin?

A

Voweless ٘

23
Q

What is mad leen/lin?

A

When a fatha is followed by ی٘ or و٘

24
Q

How to make the correct leen sound?

A

The mad leen و will end with oo sound
The mad leen ی will end with EE sound

25
Q

What is the acronym for the sakina that are the shortest in length and which if these have hamz or qalqalah?

A

أَ جِد٘ قَطٍ بَکَت٘
Last 2 are hamz (click)
First 5 apart from ا are qalqalah (bounce)

26
Q

What is the acronym for the mid length sakina?

A

لِن٘ عُمَر٘

27
Q

What are the qalqalah letters?

A

قُطَ بَجَد

28
Q

What are the hamz letters?

A

ت ک

29
Q

What is a cut letter?

A

ء٘

30
Q

What does leen mean?

A

Softness, it is a dipthong

31
Q

How long do you hold mid length sakina letters?

A

1.25 count (Half sleepy)

32
Q

How long do you hold long sakina letters?

A

1.5 count (Sleepy)

33
Q

What is Hamza tul qat?

A

Cutting hamza

34
Q

What is a shaddah and how does it change pronunciation?

A

It looks like a w and creates a double letter of a sakin and fatha, kasra, dhamma
ّ

35
Q

How is مّ and نّ pronounced?

A

It is the most complete ghunna (nasality) which is held for 2 counts

36
Q

How many levels does ghunna have?

A

4 levels

37
Q

How do you prounce وّ and یّ?

A

Put hard emphasis on it

38
Q

How many levels of heaviness?

A

5

39
Q

How many levels of qalqalah?

A

3

40
Q

What is a madd?

A

Hold and stretch

41
Q

When is a madd 4 counts?

A

When it is before a ء
Or followed by a letter when you will stop reciting

42
Q

When is a madd 6 counts?

A

When it is before a shaddah or sukun

43
Q

What is nabr and when do you do it?

A

Emphasis on the letter with a shaddah, by raising pitch, that is after the madd ( don’t need to do it for a مّ نّ)