Ruling on awarding full marks to one who makes a mistake in reciting a verse

Question:
This questioner, Umm Khalid, has a set of questions. She mentions that she is a teacher of the religion subject, and sometimes she says: I ask the student to answer the question and I ask for the evidence from the Qur'an and the Sunnah. If the student's wording of the verse is incorrect, do I give the student full marks even if her wording of the verse is wrong?

Answer:
This is a good practice. Requiring evidence from the Shari'ah and asking about matters of religion is good instruction for the students so that they become accustomed to it, and you will be rewarded for this great good. If she makes a mistake in the verse, it does no harm; she is given the grade for what she understood and knew by the evidence, and the mistake is corrected. If she makes a mistake in reciting the verse or something similar, it does no harm and does not prevent her from receiving the grade.

The presenter: May Allah reward you with good.