Articulation of Letters — All Seventeen Makharij
Read-only question overview. Answers and scoring remain inside authenticated learner attempts.
- What is a makhraj?
- How many articulation points are presented?
- How many points belong to the tongue?
- When is waw a long-vowel letter?
- Which point applies to ya in قِيلَ?
- What is the function of waw in خَوْف?
- Which letters originate in the deepest throat?
- Which broad point is shared by ع and ح?
- Where are ghayn and kha articulated?
- Which statement about qaf and kaf is correct?
- Which group uses the middle of the tongue?
- Which parts are central to the articulation of dad?
- How are lam and nun related in articulation?
- What should be avoided when practising ra?
- Which is correct about ط، د، ت?
- Where are ظ، ذ and ث formed?
- Which group contains the ṣafiriyyah letters?
- Which contact produces fa?
- Which letter closes both lips and may carry ghunnah?
- Which region applies to initial waw in وَلَد?
- What is the principal resonating region for ghunnah?
- Which exercise helps identify a consonant’s articulation point?
- Which statement correctly distinguishes jawf and khayshum?
- Why is replacing ط with ت wrong despite a shared point?
- Long-vowel alif, waw and ya are articulated from jawf when their madd conditions are met.
- Ayn and ḥa are deepest-throat letters, while hamzah and ha are middle-throat letters.
- The tongue point of nun is different from the nasal region of ghunnah.
- Correct fa requires both lips to close completely as in ba.
- Sharing a makhraj makes ط، د and ت the same sound.
- Teacher-guided listening is useful when learning the correct pronunciation of dad.