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--- 🌿📖 Advanced Qur’an & Tajweed Quiz Do you know the rules of Tajweed well? Let’s test your knowledge of Qur’anic recitation, pronunciation, and Arabic articulation points! Try this short quiz and see how strong your Tajweed understanding is. 💫 --- 🔹 1️⃣ What does the word “Tajweed” mean? A) To beautify or make better B) To memorize perfectly C) To translate word by word > 💬 Hint: It comes from the Arabic root “jawwada.” --- 🔹 2️⃣ Which of the following is NOT one of the Makharij (articulation points)? A) The throat (ḥalq) B) The lips (shafatān) C) The nose (anf) D) The eyes (ʿaynān) --- 🔹 3️⃣ The rule of “Idghām” applies when... A) A Noon Sakinah (نْ) or Tanween is followed by one of the Idghām letters. B) A Meem Sakinah (مْ) is followed by Ba (ب). C) A Noon Sakinah is followed by Haa (ه). --- 🔹 4️⃣ Which of the following letters has a heavy (tafkhīm) sound? A) س B) ص C) ت --- 🔹 5️⃣ In Tajweed, what is the “Ghunna” sound? A) A nasal sound produced from the nose B) A throat vibration C) A pause after every Ayah --- 🔹 6️⃣ The rule of “Qalqalah” applies when... A) One of the Qalqalah letters appears with sukoon (ْ) B) The letter Alif appears at the end C) A Madd letter is followed by Hamzah --- 🔹 7️⃣ Which are the five Qalqalah letters? A) ق ط ب ج د B) ف ك ل م ن C) ب س ع ر خ --- 🔹 8️⃣ What is the meaning of “Madd”? A) Lengthening of the sound B) Merging of letters C) Nasalization of the sound --- 🔹 9️⃣ What is the duration of a normal Madd (Madd Tabee’i)? A) 2 counts (Harakaat) B) 4 counts C) 6 counts --- 🔹 🔟 When reciting the Qur’an, what is the purpose of learning Tajweed? A) To follow the rules of Arabic poetry B) To pronounce every letter from its proper place with correct characteristics C) To read quickly without mistakes --- 🏆 Your Result 🌿 9–10: Excellent! Your Tajweed is very strong — keep practicing with fluency. 🌸 7–8: Very good! Just polish a few fine details. 💫 5–6: Good understanding! S
2025年11月9日 19:57
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🧠✨ Advanced English Grammar & Vocabulary Quiz Think your English is advanced? Let’s find out! Test your grammar, idioms, and word usage — and see how fluent you really are! 💬 --- 🔹 1️⃣ Choose the correct sentence A) If I knew you were coming, I would bake a cake. B) If I had known you were coming, I would have baked a cake. C) If I know you were coming, I will bake a cake. > 💡 Which one expresses a past unreal condition? --- 🔹 2️⃣ Spot the correct usage A) She denied to cheat in the exam. B) She denied cheating in the exam. C) She denied that she cheat in the exam. --- 🔹 3️⃣ Find the synonym of “meticulous” A) Careless B) Precise C) Thoughtless --- 🔹 4️⃣ Identify the correct sentence A) Hardly I had reached home when it started to rain. B) Hardly had I reached home when it started to rain. C) I had hardly reached home when started it to rain. --- 🔹 5️⃣ Choose the most natural expression A) Let’s discuss about the plan. B) Let’s discuss the plan. C) Let’s discuss on the plan. --- 🔹 6️⃣ Idiom check: “To beat around the bush” means… A) To talk directly B) To avoid the main topic C) To get angry easily --- 🔹 7️⃣ Subjunctive mood A) I wish I was taller. B) I wish I were taller. C) I wish I am taller. --- 🔹 8️⃣ Grammar accuracy A) Neither of the students have finished their work. B) Neither of the students has finished their work. C) Neither students has finished his work. --- 🔹 9️⃣ Word form A) He spoke very fluently. B) He spoke very fluent. C) He spoke fluency. --- 🔹 🔟 Advanced vocabulary A) The movie was so boring that I fell asleep. B) The movie was so bored that I fell asleep. C) The movie was bore that I fell asleep. --- 🏆 Your Result 🌟 9–10: Excellent! You’re ready for native-level fluency. 💫 7–8: Great! A few refinements and you’ll sound fluent. ✨ 5–6: Good job! With some guidance, you’ll level up fast. 🔥 Below 5: Don’t worry — I can help you master advanced English step by step. --- 🎯 Want to
2025年11月9日 19:54
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“Why We Shrink in High-Stakes English Moments” Many learners tell me they feel confident in everyday English, but something changes the moment the situation becomes high-pressure. In this 3-minute-41-second episode, I talk about this quiet shift — the moment your confidence drops and you suddenly feel smaller when switching languages. I explain why this happens not from a grammar point of view, but from an identity perspective, and I introduce a simple three-step framework: Deprogram, Design, Deploy. It’s a practical way to understand what’s happening inside you and how to regain presence when the stakes rise. I also share a short real example of a learner who moved from panic to clarity by changing her internal role rather than her vocabulary. The episode is calm, easy to follow, and focused on helping you understand how your mindset influences your communication in English. You may find this episode by clicking my podcasts section now.
2025年11月9日 18:16
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5 REASONS FOR LEARNING RUSSIAN 1. One of the most complex languages. The Russian language is still developing, on the one hand this makes it easier to apprehend, and on the other hand this demonstrates its viable. Learning russian upgrades your intellectual level. 2. Unique historical way. Knowing about absolute excellent history from other counties of foundation of statement allows you to be more critical. 3. Original culture background. As with history Russia discern its culture diversity. Cause there is a synthesis of east and west arts. 4. For Access to World-Class Education. Russia offers prestigious and affordable universities in fields like engineering and science. 5. For a Strategic Mindset. Russian is a language of chess, literature, and deep thought. Learning it trains you to see patterns and think strategically, skills valuable in any complex field. And the bonus one. 6. Ничто не сделает вас более уверенным в себе, чем знание русского языка)
2025年11月9日 16:14
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