Makhārij al-Ḥurūf — The Fifteen Articulation Points
Read-only question overview. Answers and scoring remain inside authenticated learner attempts.
- How many articulation points are numbered in the book’s main list?
- What is a makhraj?
- Which pair comes from the deep throat?
- Where are ʿayn and ḥāʾ articulated?
- Where do ghayn and khāʾ originate?
- What is correct about qāf and kāf?
- What collective name does the book also give to qāf and kāf?
- Which letters does the book place at the middle of the tongue?
- Where does the book place ḍād?
- How does the main list treat lām, nūn and rāʾ?
- Which letters use the tongue tip near upper incisor roots?
- Which group is articulated near upper incisor edges?
- Which group relates to the lower incisor edge?
- Where is fāʾ articulated?
- Which set belongs to the both-lips articulation point?
- What is associated with the khayshūm?
- Which statement about ghunnah is accurate?
- Which sounds belong to point fifteen?
- What condition makes wāw a madd letter?
- What is required for madd yāʾ?
- How is madd alif different from hamzah?
- Where does consonantal yāʾ belong?
- Where does consonantal wāw belong?
- Why does a count of 17 appear in the notes?
- How many regions of the throat does the book list?
- Why should ṭāʾ and ẓāʾ not be assigned the same described contact?
- Which drill helps test a point-of-articulation contrast?
- What is the central caution from the marginal discussion of ghunnah?
- What question is answered by makhraj rather than ṣifah?
- What is the next section of the book?