Question 1

Which of the following best describes an example of 'madd al-silah'?

Accepted Answer

The word 'مَاء' when pronounced after a Hamzah

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The word 'عَلِيم'

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The word 'مكتب'

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The word 'كتاب'

Question 2

What tool can help you learn 'madd al-silah' effectively?

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Listening to proficient Quran reciters

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Practicing in silence

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Only studying grammar rules

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Reading without any guidance

Question 3

Which rule should you follow when using 'madd al-silah' in recitation?

Accepted Answer

Only apply it when you see both a Hamzah and an Alif

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Ignore it if you're unsure

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Use it on every Alif

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Apply it randomly

Question 4

What should a reciter practice to master 'madd al-silah'?

Accepted Answer

Extending the sound correctly during recitation

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Changing the tone of voice

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Skipping certain letters

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Reading faster

Question 5

In which part of a word would you find 'madd al-silah'?

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At the end of a word with a Hamzah followed by an Alif

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In the middle of any word

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Only in words without vowels

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At the beginning of every word

Question 6

What is the primary purpose of 'madd al-silah' in Quranic recitation?

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To ensure correct pronunciation

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To use more letters

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To change the meaning of words

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To make the recitation faster

Question 7

What happens to the sound when you encounter 'madd al-silah' while reciting?

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The sound is lengthened

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The sound changes completely

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The sound is shortened

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The sound is silenced

Question 8

How long is the elongation during 'madd al-silah'?

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Up to 4 counts

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2 counts

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6 counts

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1 count

Question 9

Which letter is typically involved in 'madd al-silah'?

Accepted Answer

Alif

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Seen

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Ba

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Jeem

Question 10

What does 'madd al-silah' refer to in Tajweed?

Accepted Answer

The elongation of the sound when reading an Alif after a Hamzah

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Shortening the sound of a letter

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Changing the pronunciation of a letter

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Adding a dot to a letter

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