همزة القطع وألف الوصل | قاعدة همزة القطع وألف الوصل

The video tutorial explains the rules and positions of Hamzat Al-Qat' and Alif Al-Wasl in Arabic grammar. It covers how Hamzat Al-Qat' is pronounced at the beginning and middle of words and its specific positions in letters, names, and verbs. The tutorial also discusses Alif Al-Wasl, its pronunciation, and where it appears in words, including specific names and verb forms.

What is the primary function of Hamzat al-Qat' in Arabic grammar?

• To denote a question

• To mark the beginning of a word

• To indicate a pause in speech

• To show emphasis on a word

In which of the following cases is Hamzat al-Qat' NOT used?

• At the beginning of certain letters

• In the past tense of triliteral verbs

• In the middle of a sentence

• In the beginning of specific names

How is Alif al-Wasl pronounced when it appears in the middle of a sentence?

• It is pronounced as a full vowel

• It is pronounced as a consonant

• It is pronounced with a hamza

• It is not pronounced

Which of the following is NOT a case where Alif al-Wasl is used?

• In the past tense of quadrilateral verbs

• In the definite article 'al-'

• In the beginning of certain names

• In the imperative form of triliteral verbs

What is the correct way to write Alif al-Wasl in Arabic script?

• With a hamza on top

• With a hamza below

• With a shadda

• Without a hamza