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    Tajweed Rules: Noon Sakin and Tanween Task Sheet Name:Amna Year: - Section: - Date

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    This document provides a task sheet reviewing rules of noon sakinah and tanween. [1] It contains questions to test understanding of differences between noon sakinah and tanween, complete and incomplete idgham, and rules of idhar, qalb, and idgham. [2] Learners are asked to identify which rules apply in verses and explain how it is shown in script. [3] The goal is to reinforce understanding of key concepts in Tajweed related to noon sakinah and tanween pronunciation.

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    Tajweed Rules: Noon Sakin and Tanween Task Sheet Name:Amna Year: - Section: - Date

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    This document provides a task sheet reviewing rules of noon sakinah and tanween. [1] It contains questions to test understanding of differences between noon sakinah and tanween, complete and incomplete idgham, and rules of idhar, qalb, and idgham. [2] Learners are asked to identify which rules apply in verses and explain how it is shown in script. [3] The goal is to reinforce understanding of key concepts in Tajweed related to noon sakinah and tanween pronunciation.

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    This document provides a task sheet reviewing rules of noon sakinah and tanween. [1] It contains questions to test understanding of differences between noon sakinah and tanween, complete and incomplete idgham, and rules of idhar, qalb, and idgham. [2] Learners are asked to identify which rules apply in verses and explain how it is shown in script. [3] The goal is to reinforce understanding of key concepts in Tajweed related to noon sakinah and tanween pronunciation.

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    Tajweed Rules: Noon Sakin and Tanween Task Sheet Name:Amna Year: - Section: - Date

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    This document provides a task sheet reviewing rules of noon sakinah and tanween. [1] It contains questions to test understanding of differences between noon sakinah and tanween, complete and incomplete idgham, and rules of idhar, qalb, and idgham. [2] Learners are asked to identify which rules apply in verses and explain how it is shown in script. [3] The goal is to reinforce understanding of key concepts in Tajweed related to noon sakinah and tanween pronunciation.

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    Tajweed Rules: Noon Sakin and Tanween Task Sheet

    Name:Amna Year: ____ Section: ____ Date: ____________

    Learning Objective: Review rules of Noon Sakin and Tanween.

    Answer the following questions.

    Part I:

    1) What would be the ruling of noon sakinah and tanween followed by: ‫ض ص ه ن خ ل‬
    ‫كفقب‬
    iqlaab

    2) Explain the difference between Noon Sakinah and Tanween.


    Noon Sakinah:
    When the letter Noon ( (‫ن‬comes with a sukoon or jazm
    A double Fat-hah, double dhamma or double kasra sign is called tanween: ً

    3) Explain the difference between complete and incomplete Idgham.


    Complete idham is when The sound of the Noon disappears completely as the word is
    merged with the following Laam or Raa
    Complete idgham the sound of the Noon will not completely disappear. Instead
    it will be read with a nasalized, prolonged sound.
    InComplete idgham is when the sound of the Noon will not completely
    disappear.Instead it will be read with a nasalized, prolonged sound.
    4) Fill in the blank:
    a) Idhar noon sakinah will apply when noon sakinah or tanween are
    followed by the letters of the throat
    b) Those letters are: ‫ خ‬،‫ غ‬،‫ ح‬،‫ ع‬،‫ ه‬،‫ء‬
    c) Al Idgham is:merging the letters .
    5) Explain each rule and give an example from the Quran:
    a) Al Idhar: pronounce sound of noon clearly

    b) Al Qalb: to hide, the Noon is converted into a small Meem and the sound is hidden
    and prolonged
    6) Why is the noon sakinah read clearly in the following words: ‫ﻗﻨﻮان‬, ‫ ﺻﻨﻮان‬,‫ﺑﻨﯿﺎن‬, ‫اﻟﺪﻧﯿﺎ‬
    Part-2

    True or False:
    1. Idhar is only between two words. T
    2. Idgham can be with or without ghunna. T
    3. Al Qalb (Iqlab) and Al Ikhfa both have ghunna. F
    4. Al Idhar is to pronounce every letter from its makhraj with ghunna.
    5. Al Idgham with ghunna can be within words, but Idgham without ghunna
    can only be between two words. T
    6. Al-Qalb(Iqlab) applies when a sakin ‫ ب‬is followed by a noon sakinah or
    tanween and the noon sakinah or tanween change into a ‫ م‬and the reciter
    must make a two count ghunna. T
    7. Noon sakinah is a noon that does not have any vowel on it, and it maintains
    that sukoon whether the reciter is stopping or continuing. ____
    8. Idhar, Ikhfa, Idgham, or Qalb (Iqlab) of tanween cannot occur within a word.
    F
    9. Noon Sakinah can be in nouns, verbs, and particles, while tanween can one
    in nouns. T
    Part-3

    Identify the rules of noon sakinah in the following ayat, and explain how it is
    indicated in the script:

    1. Qlaab

    2. Idhaar

    3. Idhaar

    4.

    5.

    6.

    7.

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