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1In hafızlık study terminology, which material is called ham or çiğ?
A.A page being memorized for the first time or newly memorized
B.A page retained from an earlier memorization round
C.A complete uninterrupted recitation after memorization
D.A passage selected solely for translation
Explanation: Ham/çiğ denotes material being learned for the first time or newly memorized. It differs from has, which refers to previously learned pages being reviewed.
2A learner reviews pages learned in the previous dönüş. Which term describes those pages?
A.Ham
B.Has/pişmiş
C.Galat
D.Müteşabih
Explanation: Has/pişmiş refers to pages memorized in an earlier round and now repeated. The term does not guarantee that a page can never be forgotten.
3A learner prepares today's new page accurately but repeatedly hesitates on older pages in the same lesson. Which response best follows the program's combination of ham and has?
A.Assess only the new page
B.Postpone all old pages until memorization is complete
C.Prepare and recite the older pages as well as the new page
D.Replace older-page recitation with silent recognition
Explanation: The memorization program combines new material with previously memorized pages. Successful acquisition of today's page does not remove the need to rehearse and hear the older part of the lesson.
4In the end-of-cüz memorization method described by the program, how does the first round develop coverage?
A.Complete the first cüz before encountering any later cüz
B.Learn only the opening verse of each surah
C.Memorize successive surahs in order of length
D.Learn an ending page from each cüz across a round
Explanation: This method works through the ending pages of the cüz sections across successive rounds. Later new pages are connected with pages already learned; the method still requires continuing review.
5Why should a teacher hear the whole prepared lesson rather than sample only its newest lines?
A.To check both new learning and retention across the lesson
B.To establish that recognition and recitation are interchangeable
C.To remove the need to correct pronunciation beforehand
D.To assess translation accuracy instead of oral recall
Explanation: Hearing the whole lesson reveals weaknesses in both new and previously memorized material. A short sample can miss hesitations, transitions, or errors elsewhere in the prepared passage.
6Before repeating an unfamiliar passage many times, what preparation best reduces the risk of memorizing a pronunciation error?
A.Infer all vowel sounds from an English transliteration
B.Listen to an accurate model and check the Arabic reading with a qualified teacher
C.Begin at maximum speed and correct details after completion
D.Rely on page position without vocalizing the text
Explanation: Accurate initial reading and a reliable oral model help prevent an error from becoming part of the memorized sequence. Repetition strengthens what is practiced, so feedback should accompany it.
7In مِنْهُمْ, which rule applies where نْ is followed by ه?
A.İklâb
B.İdgam
C.İzhar
D.İhfa
Explanation: Hā is a throat letter, so the nūn is articulated distinctly under izhar. It is not converted to mīm or merged into the following consonant.
8Which rule applies to نْ before ب in a connected reading such as مِنْ بَعْدِ?
A.İzhar
B.Medd-i tabiî
C.Kalkale
D.İklâb
Explanation: Nūn sākinah before bā triggers iklâb, a change toward a concealed mīm sound with nasal resonance. This is a consonant interaction, not a vowel-length rule.
9In the connected phrase مَنْ يَعْمَلْ, how is the nūn before ي treated?
A.Merged with nasal resonance (idgam with ghunnah)
B.Converted into a concealed mīm
C.Pronounced as a separate throat consonant
D.Stopped with a newly added vowel
Explanation: Across these words, nūn sākinah before yā receives idgam with ghunnah. The rule is identified from the actual following letter, not from the English meaning.
10In تَرْمِيهِمْ بِحِجَارَةٍ, which interaction occurs at مْ ب?
A.Mīm sākinah merges into another mīm
B.Mīm sākinah receives labial concealment (ihfa-i şefevî)
C.Nūn sākinah changes into mīm
D.A long vowel receives medd-i muttasıl
Explanation: Mīm sākinah before bā is the labial concealment rule. The learner should distinguish this mīm rule from iklâb, whose starting consonant is nūn sākinah or tanwin.

About the Diyanet Hafızlık Tespit Sınavı Exam

A current Diyanet assessment for candidates who completed whole-Quran memorization through a course or independently. The published education program supplies study topics, but is not a published percentage blueprint for the oral examination.

Exam sponsor: T.C. Diyanet İşleri Başkanlığı — Eğitim Hizmetleri Genel Müdürlüğü. The requirements and fees below concern the certification or admission exam, separate from our free practice resources.

Assessment

Oral assessment of memorized Quran recitation in Arabic. The cited notice specifies no separate written paper, assignment or case-study submission; it does not publish a fixed candidate duration or recitation-sampling count.

Time Limit

not-published

Passing Score

At least 70 points in the official oral assessment.

Exam / Certification Fees

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Fees, eligibility, and exam policies can change. Confirm them with the exam sponsor before applying or paying.

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We aim to reflect publicly available exam outlines and topic information in our study resources. Coverage, format, and difficulty may differ from the actual exam, and we cannot guarantee that every detail is accurate or current. Confirm exam requirements, fees, and policies with the official exam sponsor.

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Preparation and memorization methods

Accurate models, whole-lesson work, ham/has and connections between learned passages.

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Recitation rules

Arabic letter and tajweed contrasts, madd, stopping and appropriate resumption.

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Revision and error recognition

Checked rehearsal, similar passages, galat recognition and correction without changing the text.

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What You Need to Know

  • Passing score: At least 70 points in the official oral assessment.
  • Assessment: Oral assessment of memorized Quran recitation in Arabic. The cited notice specifies no separate written paper, assignment or case-study submission; it does not publish a fixed candidate duration or recitation-sampling count.
  • Time limit: not-published
  • Exam / certification fees: not-published Official sources

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Diyanet Hafızlık Tespit Sınavı: Suggested Study Strategy

1Use the published program with a qualified recitation teacher.
2Combine new memorization with checked revision and connections between passages.
3Practice oral recall from varied learned starting points and correct errors against an accurate model.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who may apply?

The notice covers people who completed hafızlık in courses or independently. Applications require the prescribed course/mufti-office process and preliminary commission approval; check the applicable period's notice.

Are fee, duration and oral item count known?

The 2026 II-period notice does not publish them. Unpublished does not mean free or unlimited.

Can MCQs demonstrate hafızlık?

They support rule knowledge and revision decisions. Actual recitation is needed to demonstrate memorized production, continuity and oral accuracy. Arabic skill text is retained, with surrounding explanations in English.