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1In connected recitation of مِنْ شَرِّ, which rule applies to the nūn sākinah before ش?
A.Iẓhār
B.Ikhfā
C.Iqlāb
D.Idghām without ghunnah
Explanation: Shīn is an ikhfā letter. The nūn is concealed with nasal resonance rather than pronounced with full iẓhār or assimilated as a doubled shīn.
2When سَمِيعٌ عَلِيمٌ is read without stopping between the words, what governs the tanwīn before ع?
A.Iqlāb because tanwīn changes to mīm
B.Idghām because every voiced letter assimilates tanwīn
C.Iẓhār because ʿayn is a throat letter
D.Ikhfā because ʿayn is one of its letters
Explanation: ʿAyn belongs to the throat letters of iẓhār. The tanwīn is therefore made clear in this connected sequence.
3A learner calls the nūn rule in مِنْ بَعْدِ idghām without ghunnah. Which correction identifies the relevant letter relationship?
A.It is iqlāb: nūn sākinah precedes bā
B.It is iẓhār: bā is a throat letter
C.It is madd: every nūn sākinah is lengthened
D.It is qalqalah: nūn is a bouncing letter
Explanation: Nūn sākinah before bā is the context for iqlāb, involving a change toward mīm with ghunnah. Identifying the rule is conceptual preparation; its sound still requires supervised recitation practice.
4Which feature makes the wāw in قُولُوا a madd letter, unlike a consonantal wāw carrying its own short vowel?
A.It is preceded by a fatḥah and carries a shaddah
B.It is sākin and preceded by a ḍammah
C.It is followed by any letter of the alphabet
D.It appears anywhere at the beginning of a word
Explanation: A sākin wāw preceded by ḍammah functions as a madd letter. Its phonetic role depends on the vowel relationship rather than simply the written presence of wāw.
5When a reciter stops on نَسْتَعِينُ, the final nūn becomes quiescent after the madd yā. Which secondary cause has arisen?
A.A hamzah in the following word
B.An original permanent sukūn unchanged by continuation
C.A temporary sukūn caused by stopping
D.A sākin wāw preceded by fatḥah
Explanation: Stopping creates a temporary final sukūn after the madd letter, the context for medd-i ʿāriḍ li-s-sukūn. During continuation the final nūn retains its vowel, so the secondary cause is not permanent.
6Compare جَاءَ with فِي أَنْفُسِكُمْ during connected recitation. What distinguishes their hamzah-related madd categories?
A.Both are munfaṣıl because hamzah is always a separate syllable
B.The first is muttaṣıl; the second is munfaṣıl because the hamzah begins the next word
C.The first is natural madd without a secondary cause; the second has no madd letter
D.Both become iqlāb because they contain hamzah
Explanation: The same-word relationship in جَاءَ gives muttaṣıl. In فِي أَنْفُسِكُمْ the madd letter ends one word and the hamzah begins another, giving munfaṣıl during continuation.
7An imam can identify the correct tajweed rule on paper but repeatedly loses the intended word relationship when resuming after a breath. Which practice most directly addresses that problem?
A.Memorize rule names while ignoring the meaning of the resumption
B.Choose the same number of words before every breath
C.Study the meaning and grammatical connections, then rehearse suitable stopping and restarting with a qualified reciter
D.Read every word in isolation to avoid connected recitation
Explanation: Waqf and ibtidāʾ require attention to meaning and linguistic connections as well as breath. Supervised oral rehearsal tests whether a proposed restart preserves those connections in actual performance.
8In the Hanafi account of wuḍūʾ, which action belongs to the obligatory washing rather than merely a preliminary etiquette?
A.Washing each arm including the elbow
B.Beginning with the right side in every paired action
C.Washing every limb exactly three times
D.Reciting a separate supplication for each limb
Explanation: The obligatory washing of the arms includes the elbows. Repetition and recommended sequence should be distinguished from the minimum obligatory washing itself.
9A learner follows the recommended sequence and washes three times, but an impermeable coating prevents water reaching part of an arm that must be washed. What should an imam explain?
A.Three repetitions compensate for the covered skin
B.Correct sequence makes water contact unnecessary
C.Only the number of rinses matters if intention is sincere
D.The obstruction must be addressed so the required skin is reached; recommended details do not replace obligatory washing
Explanation: Diyanet's wuḍūʾ guidance calls for removing substances that obstruct water contact. Repeating a wash over an impermeable barrier does not ensure that the required area has been washed.
10A short sermon must encourage a mixed-age congregation to resolve disagreements respectfully. Which approach best applies the guidance of Nahl 16:125?
A.Use public ridicule so the audience remembers the warning
B.Explain the principle with wisdom, offer constructive counsel, and address disagreement courteously
C.Quote extensively without explaining how the evidence bears on the issue
D.Treat every question from a young listener as defiance
Explanation: Nahl 16:125 connects invitation with wisdom, good counsel and the best manner of discussion. A focused explanation and respectful response make that guidance concrete for the audience.

About the Diyanet Aday Din Görevlisi (İ-H) Exam

Independent practice for Diyanet Akademisi Başkanlığı Aday Din Görevlisi (İ-H) Alımı Sınavı, covering selected Quranic reading rules, Hanafi purification and hitabet. This is an independent English-language MCQ study adaptation, not an official translation or a simulation of the official language environment.

Exam sponsor: Diyanet Akademisi Başkanlığı / Diyanet İşleri Başkanlığı. The requirements and fees below concern the certification or admission exam, separate from our free practice resources.

Assessment

Oral board evaluation scored out of 100: Kur'an-ı Kerim tilavet, tecvid ve ezber (70%), Dini bilgiler (20%), and Hitabet ve mesleki temsil (10%).

Time Limit

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Passing Score

70 out of 100 on the oral examination.

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7 study items

Quran and tajweed

Selected Arabic reading-rule and stopping/restarting judgments; oral recitation remains essential.

2 study items

Religious knowledge

Hanafi purification actions and error evaluation.

1 study item

Hitabet

Respectful, evidence-based sermon communication.

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  • Passing score: 70 out of 100 on the oral examination.
  • Assessment: Oral board evaluation scored out of 100: Kur'an-ı Kerim tilavet, tecvid ve ezber (70%), Dini bilgiler (20%), and Hitabet ve mesleki temsil (10%).
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Diyanet Aday Din Görevlisi (İ-H): Suggested Study Strategy

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does this independent bank cover?

It offers selective practice in selected Quranic reading rules, Hanafi purification and hitabet. It does not claim complete coverage of the official outline.

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This is an independent English-language MCQ study adaptation, not an official translation or a simulation of the official language environment. The bank is selective rather than comprehensive. Four-option study questions do not replace any required writing, translation, recitation, interview, practical, physical, medical or subsequent training assessment.

Which eligibility rules apply?

The 2026 İ-H table requires the specified İlahiyat, İlahiyat ön lisans plus İHL, or İHL/hafızlık route, with the applicable 2024 KPSSP124/P123/P122 score of at least 50. Three times the vacancies are shortlisted, including tied candidates under the call rules.