1. Question 1 of 40

   In Tajwid, Waqf means:

   A Prolonging a vowel B Starting the recitation C Stopping while reciting D Merging two letters
2. Question 2 of 40

   The standard length of the Ghunnah is about:

   A Six counts B Two counts C Four counts D One count
3. Question 3 of 40

   The literal meaning of 'Tajwid' is:

   A Interpretation B Making something excellent or proper C Translation D Memorising
4. Question 4 of 40

   What does Tafsir bi'l-Ma'thur refer to?

   A Interpretation by dreams B Interpretation by opinion only C Interpretation using the Quran, Sunnah and Companions' statements D Interpretation by philosophy only
5. Question 5 of 40

   Mutashabih verses are those that:

   A Are the shortest verses B Have meanings that are not clear and need careful understanding C Contain legal rulings only D Are only in Madani Surahs
6. Question 6 of 40

   Sifat al-Huruf refers to:

   A The scribes of the Quran B The divisions of the Quran C The places of stopping D The attributes of letters
7. Question 7 of 40

   Ta'wil in Quranic sciences refers to:

   A Interpretation or final meaning B Pronunciation C Revelation D Memorisation
8. Question 8 of 40

   Who authored 'Al-Itqan fi Ulum al-Quran'?

   A Al-Tabari B Ibn Kathir C Jalal al-Din al-Suyuti D Al-Qurtubi
9. Question 9 of 40

   'Al-Jami' li-Ahkam al-Quran' is the tafsir of:

   A Al-Razi B Al-Qurtubi C Al-Tabari D Ibn Kathir
10. Question 10 of 40

    How many rules does Noon Sakin and Tanween have?

    A Four B Three C Six D Two
11. Question 11 of 40

    What is 'Madd' in Tajwid?

    A Stopping on a letter B Ghunnah of Noon C Prolongation of a vowel sound D Joining two letters
12. Question 12 of 40

    What is 'Izhar' in Tajwid?

    A Hiding a sound B Merging letters C Prolonging a sound D Pronouncing a letter clearly
13. Question 13 of 40

    The best method of tafsir is to interpret the Quran by:

    A Personal opinion B The Quran itself C Dreams D Poetry
14. Question 14 of 40

    The word 'Tafsir' literally means:

    A Memorising B Recitation C Translation only D Explanation or uncovering
15. Question 15 of 40

    Which term refers to concealing the Noon sound with Ghunnah?

    A Izhar B Idgham C Ikhfa D Iqlab
16. Question 16 of 40

    Who wrote 'Anwar al-Tanzil wa Asrar al-Ta'wil'?

    A Ibn Kathir B Al-Suyuti C Al-Baydawi D Al-Razi
17. Question 17 of 40

    What is 'Iqlab' in Tajwid?

    A Stopping at the verse B Merging Noon into Lam C Changing Noon Sakin or Tanween into Meem before Ba D Making a sound heavy
18. Question 18 of 40

    How many throat letters are used in Izhar Halqi?

    A Six B Three C Four D Eight
19. Question 19 of 40

    How many letters of Qalqalah are there?

    A Seven B Five C Six D Three
20. Question 20 of 40

    The natural Madd (Madd Tabi'i) is prolonged for:

    A Four counts B Eight counts C Two counts D Six counts
21. Question 21 of 40

    The command to recite the Quran in a measured way ('Rattil') is found in:

    A Surah Al-Fil 105:1 B Surah Al-Muzzammil 73:4 C Surah Al-Kawthar 108:1 D Surah Al-Asr 103:1
22. Question 22 of 40

    Which Companion is known as 'Tarjuman al-Quran' (Interpreter of the Quran)?

    A Abdullah ibn Abbas B Anas ibn Malik C Abu Hurayrah D Abu Dharr
23. Question 23 of 40

    Who is the author of 'Tafsir al-Quran al-Azim'?

    A Ibn Kathir B Al-Qurtubi C Al-Tabari D Al-Zamakhshari
24. Question 24 of 40

    Who authored 'Al-Kashshaf'?

    A Al-Zamakhshari B Ibn Taymiyyah C Al-Baydawi D Al-Suyuti
25. Question 25 of 40

    Who wrote 'Mafatih al-Ghayb' (Tafsir al-Kabir)?

    A Ibn Kathir B Al-Qurtubi C Al-Tabari D Fakhr al-Din al-Razi
26. Question 26 of 40

    Which pair is correct for Mim Sakin rules?

    A Ikhfa Shafawi, Idgham Shafawi, Izhar Shafawi B Iqlab, Idgham, Qalqalah C Ikhfa Halqi, Qalqalah, Madd D Madd, Waqf, Ibtida
27. Question 27 of 40

    Which of the following is a letter of Qalqalah?

    A Sin B Ra C Mim D Dal
28. Question 28 of 40

    Who authored 'Al-Burhan fi Ulum al-Quran'?

    A Al-Suyuti B Al-Tabari C Badr al-Din al-Zarkashi D Ibn Taymiyyah
29. Question 29 of 40

    Who authored the Urdu tafsir 'Bayan al-Quran'?

    A Mawdudi B Islahi C Mufti Shafi D Ashraf Ali Thanvi
30. Question 30 of 40

    Who is the author of 'Jami' al-Bayan fi Ta'wil Ay al-Quran'?

    A Al-Qurtubi B Ibn Jarir al-Tabari C Ibn Kathir D Al-Zamakhshari
31. Question 31 of 40

    What is 'Idgham' in Tajwid?

    A Merging one letter into another B Concealing a letter C Stopping on a verse D Prolonging a sound
32. Question 32 of 40

    Makharij al-Huruf refers to:

    A The shapes of letters B The rules of stopping C The scribes of the Quran D The points of articulation of letters
33. Question 33 of 40

    What does 'Tafsir bi'l-Ra'y' refer to?

    A Translation of the Quran B Recitation rules C Exegesis based purely on Hadith D Exegesis based on reasoned opinion and Ijtihad
34. Question 34 of 40

    Who wrote the tafsir 'Tadabbur-e-Quran'?

    A Amin Ahsan Islahi B Ashraf Ali Thanvi C Mawdudi D Mufti Shafi
35. Question 35 of 40

    What are 'Muhkam' verses?

    A Allegorical verses B Abrogated verses C Verses only known to Allah D Clear, decisive, and straightforward verses
36. Question 36 of 40

    Who authored 'Tafsir al-Jalalayn' together with another scholar?

    A Jalal al-Din al-Mahalli B Al-Tabari C Ibn Kathir D Al-Qurtubi
37. Question 37 of 40

    In Tajwid, what does 'Qalqalah' mean?

    A Hiding the sound of Noon B Prolonging a vowel C Echoing or bouncing sound on certain letters D Merging sounds with nasalization
38. Question 38 of 40

    The terms Nasikh and Mansukh refer to:

    A Clear and ambiguous verses B Abrogating and abrogated verses C Makki and Madani verses D Short and long verses
39. Question 39 of 40

    Who is the author of Ma'arif al-Quran?

    A Abul A'la Mawdudi B Mufti Muhammad Shafi C Amin Ahsan Islahi D Shabbir Ahmad Usmani
40. Question 40 of 40

    Who is the author of Tafhim al-Quran?

    A Ashraf Ali Thanvi B Ahmad Raza Khan C Mufti Muhammad Shafi D Abul A'la Mawdudi

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