RS-Islamic W2 - Qur’anic Manuscript

Question 1

Types of Qur’anic Scripts!

Answer 1

Naskh, Thuluth, Kufic, and Diwani

Question 2

One of the most common scripts used in the Qur’an.

Answer 2

Naskh

Question 3

It is clear, easy to read, and suitable for printing.

Answer 3

Naskh

Question 4

Most printed copies of the Qur’an today use ______.

Answer 4

Naskh

Question 5

Known for it’s large decorative letters.

Answer 5

Thuluth

Question 6

It features elongated and flowing styles, making it artistic.

Answer 6

Thuluth

Question 7

Often used in mosque decorations and titles

Answer 7

Thuluth

Question 8

one of the oldest Arabic Scripts, characterized by angular shapes.

Answer 8

Kufic

Question 9

It is geometric and can be very decorative.

Answer 9

Kufic

Question 10

Commonly found in early manuscripts and architectural inscriptions.

Answer 10

Kufic

Question 11

It is an ornate, cursive script known for its beauty.

Answer 11

Diwani

Question 12

It has many curves and is often used for official documents.

Answer 12

Diwani

Question 13

Popular in calligraphy art, showcasing intricate designs.

Answer 13

Diwani

Question 14

an another beautiful style of Arabic calligraphy, originating from the Maghreb region of North Africa.

Answer 14

Maghribi

Question 15

Characterized by its unique, flowing letters and a slightly slanted apperance.

Answer 15

Maghribi

Question 16

This script often features elaborate loops and a rounded form, giving it a distinct look compared to other styles.

Answer 16

Maghribi

Question 17

Two types of marks:

Answer 17

Voweling marks (TASHKIL)
Diacritical marks (I’jam)

Question 18

It is the name for the signs indicating the vowels in Arabic scripts. They were apparently unknown in pre-islamic times. These signs help to determine the correct pronounciation of the word and to avoid mistakes.

Answer 18

Tashkil

Question 19

The Arabic letters, as we know them today, are made up of lines and points.

Answer 19

I’jam (diacritical point)

Question 20

The latter are called ______. The ancient Arabic script did not have them, but consisted of strokes only.

Answer 20

I’jam (diacritical point)

Question 21

The addition of this to the plain writing of strokes helped to distinguish the various letters which could be easily mixed up.

Answer 21

I’jam (diacritical point)

Question 22

Who is the 5th Umayyad Caliph?

Answer 22

‘Abd al-Malik bin Marwan

Question 23

he was the first to introduce these points into the Qur-anic text.

Answer 23

Tabi’il Al-Du’all