Which of the following Arabic letters changes its shape completely when written in the middle of a word compared to its isolated form?

In the word 'Sheep' (Ghanam - غنم), which form of the letter Ghayn (غ) is used at the very beginning?

Which letter from this group maintains the same basic 'loop' shape but differs only by the position and number of dots?

When the letter Jeem (ج) is written at the end of a word and is connected to the previous letter, how does it look?

Which letter looks like a small circle with two dots on top when it is in the middle of a word (Medial form)?

Which of the following letters loses its large bottom curve and sits flat on the line when it is written in the middle (medial form) of a word?

Identify the letter that contains a single dot inside its 'belly' when written in its isolated form (ج), but keeps the dot underneath when it is written at the beginning of a word (جـ).

Which of the following letters is written with a dot placed above the letter head in all its forms (Initial, Medial, and Final)?

Which of these letters is written with a 'triangle' or 'closed loop' shape specifically when it is in the middle of a word (the medial form), but looks like a small 'c' on top of a large 'C' when isolated?

Which of the following letters has a smooth, curved shape with no dots at all, whether it is written alone (ح) or connected in the middle of a word (ـحـ)?

Which of these letters has one dot placed above it and looks exactly like the letter Sad (ص) in its initial and medial forms?

Which of these letters has two dots on top and connects to the next letter by staying on the line when it is at the beginning of a word?

Which form of the letter Ghayn (غ) is used when it appears in the middle of a word, connected to letters on both sides?

Which of these letters includes a small 'S-shaped' symbol (S-Hamza) inside its large body when it is written in its isolated form, but loses it and changes shape when it is at the beginning of a word?