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Examination questions for Kumite Judges
Version January 2018
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16. Disqualification by Kiken means that the contestants are disqualified from that category.
. ٗ ِٓ ٘زٖ اٌفئٝمص٠ اْ اٌالػتٟٕ) رؼkiken ( اٌخغبسٖ ثبالٔغؾبة-16
17. The coach shall at all times during the tournament display official identification.
.ٗ١ّف اٌشع٠ش ثطبلخ اٌزؼشٙظ٠ ْٗ ا١ٌٍخ ػٛلبد اٌجطٚغ ا١ّ اٌّذسة خالي ع-17
18. Senior Male bouts are three minutes, and Women, Cadets, and Juniors, two minutes.
. ٓ١مز١ٓ دل١١ٔ إٌبشٚ االشجبيٚ ذاد١ اِب اٌغ، ك٠ٔ بد ٌٍشعبي صالس دلب٠ صِٓ اٌّجبس-18
19. Senior individual Male bouts for medals are three minutes and for Female two minutes.
.ٓ١مز١ ٔغبء دلٞ اٌفشدٚ دلبئك٤ بد١ٌذا١ٌٍّ سعبيٞبد اٌفشد٠ صِٓ ِجبس-19
20. Under 21 years Male bouts are always three minutes and for Female two minutes.
. ٓ١مز١ االٔبس دلٚ ٔك٠ّٔب صالس دلب٠ْ داٛ عٕخ رى٣٢ س رؾذٛبد اٌزو٠ ِجبس-20
21. competitor does not need to change the jacket if ties are torn off during the match.
. ذ أصٕبء اٌّجبساح١ ٌٍغبوٟذ ثذٌٗ اٌٍؼت أرا أمطغ اٌشاثػ اٌغبٔج١ش عبو١غ٠ ْ اٌالػت اٍٝؾت ػ٠ ال-21
22.AJodan kick slightly deficient in Zanshin may be given Ippon because it is considered to be a
technically difficult technique.
. ٗ١ٕخ اٌف١ه صؼت ِٓ إٌبؽ١ْٕ ٔظشاً الػزجبس٘ب رىٛج٠ب اّٙىٓ اؽزغبث٠ ٓ١ب اٌضأشٕٙمص٠ َداْ ثبٌمذٛ ظشثخ ع-22
23. A fast combination of Chudan Geri and Tsuki each of which score in their own right will be given
Ippon.
. ْٛج٠ؾزغت ا١ّب عِٕٙ ًً و١رُ رغغٚ ٝوٛ رغٚ ٜش١داْ عٛغ ٌش٠ أداء ِشوت عش-23
24. In Senior matches a light “glove touch” to the throat need not result in a warning or penalty
provided there is no actual injury.
. ٗ١ٍ اٌغضاء ارا ٌُ رىٓ ٕ٘بن اصبثخ فؼٚعت االٔزاس اٛ اٌؾٍك ال رغزٍٝفخ ثبٌمفبص ػ١بد اٌشعبي ٌّغخ خف٠ ِجبسٝ ف-24
25. A kick in the groin will not result in a penalty provided the offender did not do it
intentionally.
. ْ لصذٚؼبلت ارا وبْ ثذ٠ خ ِٓ اٌّّىٓ اال١ اٌخصٍٝ اٌشوً ػ-25
27.If Senshu is withdrawn when it is less than 15 seconds left of the bout, no further Senshu can be
awarded to either competitor
. ٓ ثؼذ رٌه١ ِٓ اٌالػجٞ٤ ٕٛش١ّىٓ ِٕؼ ع٠ اٌّجبساد فالٟٗ ف١ٗ اٌّزجم١ٔ صب15 ِٓ ً أصٕبء الٛ أرا رُ اٌغبء اٌغبٔش-27
28. Should a competitor that has been awarded Senshu receives a Category 2 warning for avoiding
combat when there is less then 15 seconds left of the bout – the competitor will automatically forfeit this
advantage.
ُز٠ فٛٗ ِٓ اٌّجبساح ع١ٗ اٌّزجم١ٔ صب15 ِٓ ً أصٕبء الC2 رغٕت اٌمزبئٟف اٌضب١ٕؼًّ خطأ ِٓ اٌزص٠ ُصٚ ٕٛش١زُ ِٕؾٗ ع٠ ٞ اٌالػت اٌز-28
.ٟٗ ِٕٗ ثشىً رٍمبئ١ٍِصبدسح ٘زٖ االفع
29.Category 1 Keikoku is normally given when the contestant‟s potential for winning is slightly diminished
by the opponent‟s foul.
. ّٗص ثغجت خطبٔ خصٛ اٌفٍٝفب لذسح اٌالػت ػ١ذس غفٙ ػبدح ػٕذِب رٝؼط٠ يٚف اال١ٕ ِٓ اٌزصٛوٛى٠وب-29
31. Hansoku-Chui is given when the contestant‟s potential for winning has been seriously reduced
by the opponent‟s foul.
.ّٗص ثغجت خطبٔ خصٛ اٌفٍٝذس ثشذح لذسح اٌالػت ػٙ ػٕذِب رٝ رؼطٜٛ١رشٛوٛ ٘بٔغ-31
32. In order to take away Senshu, the referee must first show the sign for the applicable warning
followed by the sign for Senshu and then the sign of annulment (Torimasen) to solicit the support of the
judges.
) ِٓ أعً غٍتٟغ٠سِبٌٛغبء (ر٥ٌ صُ إشبسح إٛش١ب ثئشبسح اٌغٙزجؼ٠ٚ ش٠ظؼ إشبسٖ اٌزؾزٛ٠ ْال اٚ اٌؾىُ أٍٝغت ػ٠ ٕٛش١ ِٓ أعً اٌغبء اٌغ-32
. ِغبٔذح اٌمعبح
35. Shikkaku can only be imposed after a warning has been given.
. فمػ ثؼذ اػطبء أزاسٛىبو١غ اٌش١لّٛىٓ ر٠ -35
36. If a contestant acts maliciously, Shikkaku and not Hansoku is the correct penalty.
.ؼ١ اٌغضاء اٌصؾٛ٘ ٛوٛظ ٘بٔغ١ٌ ٚ ٛىبو١ٗ فبْ ش١ٔ ءٛٗ ع١ ارا رصشف اٌالػت ثشىً ف-36
38.A competitor can be given Shikkaku if the behaviour of the coach or non-combatant members of the
contestant‟s delegation is considered to harm the prestige and honour of Karate-do.
. ٗ١ػ اٌىبسارٚسٚ َٔظبٚ بد١ اخاللٌٝئب ً ٕا١خ ٌٍالػت ِغ١ّ شخص ِٓ اٌجؼضخ اٌشعٞ اٚن اٌّذسة اٍٛ ارا اػزجش عٛىبو١ّىٓ اػطبء اٌالػت ش٠ -38
40. Competitors who feign injury will be subject to the strongest penalties, up to and including
suspension for life for repeated offences.
. بح ػٕذ رىشاس اٌخطأ١ اٌؾٜ اعزجؼبد ِذ/ مبف٠ أٌِّٝىٓ رصً اٚ ، ٗثٛ ػمٝلص٤ ْٗ ػشظٛى٠ فّٛضً ثأصبثٗ ِب ع٠ اٌالػت-40
42. In case of Shikkaku, the Referee Commission whom in turn will submit their report to the EC in the
event that they deem further sanction is warranted.
. االعزجؼبدٚثٗ أٛذ ِٓ اٌؼم٠ اٌّضٌٝظغ اٌٛؾزبط ا٠ إراٞز١ اٌّغٍظ اٌزٕفٌٝش ا٠ُ رمش٠َ ٌغٕٗ اٌؾىبَ ثزمذٛف رمٛ ع، ٛىبو١ ؽبٌخ اٌشٟ ف-42
43. If two Judges signal Ippon for Aka, and the other two Ippon for Ao, the Referee will give
both scores.
. ٓ١ٍ١ وال اٌزغغٝؼط١ فبٌؾىُ عْٚ الٛج٠خشاْ ثب٢ االصٕبْ اٚ ْ الوبٛج٠ ارا اشبس اصٕبْ ِٓ اٌمعبح ثب-43
44. If after Yame, three Judges do not signal and the fourth Judge signals Ippon for Ao the
Referee will give the score.
ٔ ٌُ ٗ صالس لعبح١ِب١ٌ ارا ثؼذ ا-44
. ً١ اٌؾىُ اٌزغغٝؼط١ فغْٚ الٛج٠ اٌشاثغ اشبس ثبٝ اٌمبظٚ اٚششٛ٠
45. It is not possible to give a warning for excessive contact then give another warning of the same
degree for a second instance of excessive contact.
.ٗغ١ٍصُ أػطبء أزا آخش ِٓ ٔفظ اٌذسعٗ ٌؾبٌخ أخطش ِٓ االصبثٗ اٌجٚ ٗغ١ٍصبثٗ ث٤ ّىٓ أػطبء إٔزاس٠ ال-45
46. If the coach continues to interfere after first warning, the Referee will stop the bout, approach the
coach again and ask him/her to leave the tatami
طٍت٠ٚ ٞمزشة ِٓ اٌّذسة ِشٖ اخش٠ٚ لف اٌؾىُ اٌّجبساحٛ٠ فٛ فغ، ُبد اٌٍؼت ثؼذ إٔزاسٖ ِٓ لجً اٌؾى٠ ِغشٟ أرا اعزّش اٌّذسة ثبٌزذخً ف-46
. ِٕٗ ِغبدسٖ اٌٍّؼت
47. If Aka scores just as Ao steps outside of the match area, both the score and a Category 2
warning or penalty can be given
.ُّٙىٓ اؽزغبث٠ ٝٔف اٌضب١ٕ اٌغضاء ِٓ اٌزصٚاالٔزاس اٚ ً١ ِٓ ِٕطمخ اٌٍؼت وال اٌزغغٚط اٚ ٌؾظخ خشٝ ارا اوب عغً ف-47
48. If a contestant has been physically propelled from the area, Jogai will be given.
.ٜعبٛ عٝؼط١ ارا رُ دفغ اٌالػت خبسط اٌٍّؼت فغ-48
49. According to Article 10 when a competitor falls, is thrown or knocked down and does not
regain his or her feet immediately the Referee will signal the Timekeeper to start the ten-second countdown
by blowing his whistle.
ٔ ًساٛف فٛلٌٛغ ا١غزط٠ الٚ خ١غمػ ثبٌعشثخ اٌمبظ٠ ٚ اِٝش٠ ٚغمػ اٌالػت ا٠ ػٕذِب٢١ غجمب ٌٍّبدح-49
ٌجذء ػذ اٌؼششٝمبر١ٌٍّ ُشش اٌؾىٛ١ع
.ٗ ثبغالق صبفشرٝٔاٛاٌض
50. According to the “Ten Second Rule” the Timekeeper will stop the clock when the competitor
stands fully upright and the Referee raises his arm.
. ٖذ٠ ُشفغ اٌؾى٠ ٚ ًِمف اٌالػت ثبٌىب٠ لف اٌغبػخ ػٕذِبٛ١ عٝمبر١ٌّ اٝٔاٛ غجمب ٌمبػذح اٌؼششح ص-50
51. Any competitor who falls, is thrown, or knocked down, and does not regain his or her feet
within ten seconds, will be automatically withdrawn from the tournament.
. ٌٗٛب ِٓ اٌجط١ٔ٠ٔٗ رٍمب٠زُ الصب١ عٝٔاٛ خالي ػشش صٝف فٛلٌٛغ ا١غزط٠ الٚ خ١غمػ ثبٌعشثخ اٌمبظ٠ ٚ اِٝش٠ ٚغمػ ا٠ الػتٜ ا-51
52. If two contestants injure each other at the same time and are unable to continue, the bout is awarded
to the contestant who has amassed the most points.
ٔمبغ اوضشٍٝص ثبٌّجبساح ٌٍالػت اٌؾبصً ػّٕٛؼ اٌف١ؼب اوّبي اٌّجبساح ع١غزط٠ ٌُ ٚ لذٌٛ ٔفظ اّٝب االخش فٙ ارا اصبة اٌالػجبْ ثؼع-52
53. A contestant who scores and exits the area before the Referee calls Yame will not receive
Jogai.
. ٜعبٛ عٍٝؾصً ػ٠ ٌٓ ٗ١ِب٠ ُي اٌؾىٛم٠ ْخشط ِٓ ِٕطمخ اٌٍؼت لجً ا٠ ُغغً ص٠ ٜ اٌالػت اٌز-53
54. Contestants cannot score or be given penalties after the time-up bell has signalled the end of a bout.
. بء اٌّجبساحُٙ عضاءاد ثؼذ صبفشح أزٙ٠ٔ اػطبًٚ ا١ْ اٌزغغٛؼ١غزط٠ ٓ ال١ اٌالػج-54
55. In Junior competition any technique to the face, head or neck, which causes injury will be
warned or penalised unless it is the recipient‟s own fault.
. ُىٓ عججٗ خطبٔ اٌخص٠ ٌُ ِؼبلجزٗ ِبٚزُ أزاسٖ ا١غجت اصبثخ ع٠ ٗ اٌشلجٚ اٌشأط ا، ٗعٌٍٛ ه١ٕ رىٜ ِٕبفغبد اٌشجبة اٝ ف-55
56. In Cadet and Junior competition Jodan kicks are allowed to make the lightest touch (“skin
touch”) provided there is no injury.
. اصبثخٝب فٙ االػزجبس ػذَ رغججٝف ٌٍغٍذ ِغ االخز ف١ب ثبٌٍّظ اٌطفٌٙ غّؼ٠ َداْ ثبٌمذٛ اٌشجبة ظشثبد اٌغٚ ٓ١١ٔ ِٕبفغبد إٌبشٝ ف-56
57. In Senior competition a light touch is allowed for Jodan punches and a greater tolerance is
allowed for Jodan kicks.
. ْداٛح اوضش ٌعشثبد اٌمذَ عٛغّؼ ثم٠ٚ ْداٛذ ع١ٌػ ثٗ ٌعشثبد اّٛف ِغ١ اٌٍّظ اٌطفِّٝٛبد اٌؼ٠ ِجبسٝ ف-57
58. A contestant is not allowed to continue if they are awarded victory by Category 1 Hansoku
and this is the second time that they have won a bout in this manner.
. مخ٠ب ثٕفظ اٌطشٙص ثٛف٠ ٝخ اٌز١ٔ اٌّشٖ اٌضبٝ٘ ٖ وبٔذ ٘زٚ يٚف اال١ٕ ِٓ اٌزصٛبٔغىٌٙص ثبٛغّؼ ٌٍالػت ثبالعزىّبي ارا ِٕؼ اٌف٠ ال-58
59. The contestant can protest to the Match Supervisor if an administrative mistake has been
made.
. ٜع خطبٔ اداسٛلٚ غ اٌالػت االؽزغبط ٌّشالت اٌّجبساح ػٕذ١غزط٠ -59
60. A bad behavior from a coach does not cause a Shikkaku to his/her competitor and the
competitor does not need to be expelled from the match/bout.
.زطٍت اعزجؼبد اٌالػت ِٓ اٌّجبساح٠ الٚ، ٌٍالػتٛىبو١ثٗ اٌشٛزغجت ثؼم٠ ئ ِٓ لجً اٌّذسة ال١ اٌغٟن اٌغٍجٍٛ اٌغ-60
61. When the Judges see a score they will immediately signal with the flags.
. ُِٙساً ثبػالٛا فٚششٛٔ ١ً ع١ اٌمعبح رغغٜش٠ ػٕذِب-61
63. The Referee Panel for each match shall consist of one Referee, four Judges and one Match
Supervisor.
. ِششف ٌٍّجبساحٚ اسثؼخ لعبحٚ ُْ ِٓ ؽىٛزى١ُ ٌىً ِجبساح ع١ غبلُ اٌزؾى-63
64. If after the bout has started a contestant is found not to be wering a gum-shield the contestant will
be disqualified.
. ٗ٠ٔ زُ الصب١ االعٕبْ عٝالٚ ٜشرذ٠ ٓ ال١عذ اؽذ اٌالػجٚ خ اٌّجبساح٠ ارا ثؼذ ثذا-64
65. The Referee will give all commands and make all announcements.
. وً االػالٔبدٚ اِشٚ وً االٝؼط١ اٌؾىُ ع-65
66. When two Judges signal a score for the same competitor, the Referee may decline to stop the bout
if he believes them to be mistaken.
. ٓ١ٔ١ُ ِخطٙٔؼزمذ ا٠ ْمبف اٌّجبساح ارا وب٠ّىٓ ٌٍؾىُ سفط ا٠ ً ٌٕفظ اٌالػت١بْ ثزغغ١ ارا اشبس لبظ-66
67. If three Judges signal a score for Aka the Referee must stop the bout even if he believes they are
mistaken.
. ٓ١ٔ١ُ ِخطٙٔ اْ اػزمذ اٚ ٝمبف اٌّجبساح ؽز٠ اٌؾىُ اٍٝغت ػ٠ وب٤ ً١ ارا اشبس صالصخ لعبح ثزغغ-67
68. If two or more Judges signal a score for the same competitor the Referee must stop the bout.
. مبف اٌّجبساح٠ اٌؾىُ اٍٝغت ػ٠ ً ٌٕفظ اٌالػت١ اوضش ثزغغٚبْ ا١ ارا اشبس لبظ-68
69. The timing of a bout starts when the Referee gives the signal to start and stops when the
Referee calls “Yame” or when the time is up.
. لذٌٛبء اٙ ػٕذ أزٚٔٗ ا١ِب٠ ُمف وٍّب لبي اٌؾى٠ ٚ اٌؾىُ اشبسح ثذأ اٌّجبساحٝؼط٠ لذ اٌّجبساح ػٕذِبٚ ٔجذا٠ -69
70. The Referee Panel of a Kumite match shall consist of a Referee, four Judges, a Match
Supervisor and a Score Keeper.
. ً ِغغٚ ِشالت ٌٍّجبساحٚ اسثؼخ لعبحٚ ُْ ِٓ ؽىٛزى٠ ٗ١ز١ُِٛ ِجبساح اٌى١ غبلُ رؾى-70
71. When a competitor slips and falls and is immediately scored upon the opponent will be
awarded Ippon.
. ْٛج٠ّٕؼ خصّٗ ا١ساً عٛٗ ف١ًٍ ػ١رُ اٌزغغٚ ٗغٛ عمٚ ػٕذ أضالق اٌالػت-71
72. The competitor’s coach or its official representative are the only ones allowed to make aprotest.
. ُّٟ اؽزغبط سع٠ّب رمذٌٙ ػّٛذاْ اٌّغ١ؽٌٛك ّ٘ب ا٠ ٌٍفشّٟاٌّّضً اٌشعٚ اٌّذسة-72
73. If the Referee does not hear the time-up signal the Match Supervisor will blow the whistle.
. َٗ ِشالت اٌّجبساح ثبغالق صبفشرٛم١لذ عٌٛبء اٙغّغ اٌؾىُ صبفشح أز٠ ٌُ ارا-73
74. Any protest concerning application of the rules must be announced by the coach no later than one
minute after the end of the bout.
. بء اٌّجبساحٙاؽذٖ ثؼذ أزٚ ٗم١صشػ ثٗ اٌّذسة خالي دل٠ ْغت أ٠ ْٛٔك اٌمب١ ِزؼٍك ثزطجّٟ اؽزغبط سعٞ ا-74
75. In individual matches a contestant who withdraws voluntarily from the bout is declared Kiken and
an extra eight points are awarded to the opponent.
. ُخ ٌٍخص١ ٔمبغ اظبف٨ عبف٠ ٚ ٓى١ؼٍٓ و١ ارا أغؾت اٌالػت ِٓ اٌّجبساح عٞبد اٌفشد٠ ِجبسٝ ف-75
76. Awareness or Zanshin is the state of continued commitment, which endures after the
technique has landed.
. ه١ٕي اٌزىٛصٚ مظخ ثؼذ١ٌخ ا٠ اعزّشاسٝ٘ ٓ١ اٌضأشٚ االٔزجبٖ ا-76
77. If the organizer has a check-up of equipment before line-up, it is still Kansa´s responsibility to
ensure that the equipment is in accordance with the rules.
ٓ١اد اٌالػجٚٗ اٌزأوذ ِٓ أْ اد١ٌٚ اٌىبٔغب ِغؤٍٝعب ٌضاِب ػ٠ اٝجم٠ ، ٓ١ٓ لجً اصطفبف اٌالػج١١ُّ ِٓ لجً إٌّظٙارٚأدٚ ٓ١ إرا رُ فؾص اٌالػج-77
. ْٛٔرطبثك اٌمب
78. A contestant who stays within the match area may score on a contestant outside the match area.
.د خبسط ِٕطمخ اٌٍؼتٛعٌّٛ اٌالػت اٍٝغغً ػ٠ ْٔغ ا١غزط٠ د داخً ِٕطمخ اٌٍؼتٛعٌّٛ اٌالػت ا-78
82. If there are no points at the end of the bout the Referee will call for Hantei.
. ٗ١ ٘بٔزٜٕبد١ْ ٔمبغ اٌؾىُ عٚذ اٌّجبساح ثذٙ ارا أز-82
83. Excessive contact after repeated failure to block is a consideration for Mubobi.
. ٝثٛثِٛ ؼزجش٠ ح اٌّفشغخ ثؼذ رىشاس فشً اٌصذٛ اٌم-83
84. A contestant may be penalised for exaggeration even when there is an actual injury.
. ٗ١ٍْ ٕ٘بن اصبثخ فؼٛ ػٕذِب رىٝ اٌّجبٌغخ ؽزٚ ُ االصبثخ١ّىٓ ِؼبلجخ اٌالػت ٌزعخ٠ -84
85. Over the shoulder throws such as SeioNage, Kata Garuma etc., are permitted only if the
contestant holds onto the opponent to permit a safe landing.
. ْغمػ ثبِب٠ ٝب ارا اِغه اٌالػت ثخصّٗ وٙغّؼ ث٠ ِب اٌخٚ وبربعبس، ٝٔبعٛ٠ق اٌىزف ِضً عبٛبد ِٓ ف١ِ اٌش-85
86. Records kept of the match shall become official records subject to the approval of the Match
Supervisor.
.)طٗ اػزّبد٘ب ِٓ ِشالت اٌّجبساح ( اٌىبٔغب٠ٗ شش١ّبد سع٠ظٗ ٌٍّجبسٛ رصجؼ اٌغغالد اٌّؾف-86
87. When the Referee Panel has made a decision not in accordance with the Rules of Competition, the
Match Supervisor will immediately blow his whistle and raise the flag.
. ٍُشفغ اٌؼ٠ٚ ًساٛطٍك صبفشرٗ ف١ْ إٌّبفغبد ِشالت اٌّجبساح عُٛٔ لشاس ِخبٌف ٌمب١ غبلُ اٌزؾىٝؼط٠ ػٕذِب-87
88. A competitor should not be penalized for being winded (loss of breath as a consequence of a
technique) or simply reacting to an impact even if the technique merited a point by the
opponent.
ٗه أؽشص ٔمطخ ِغزؾم١ٕ ارا وبْ رىٝخ ؽز١ؼ١ ثغجت سد فؼً غجٕٚٗ) أ١بسح ِؼِٙ غٗ فمذاْ اٌزٕفظ ثغجت١ ( ٔزٟٕؼبلت اٌالػت إٌّؾ٠ غت أْ ال٠ -88
. ٌٍُخص
90. When the Referee wants to consult the Judges about a penalty for contact he can speak to them
briefly as the Doctor is tending to the injured competitor.
. ت ٌٍالػت اٌّصبة١ّىٓ اٌزىٍُ ِغ اٌمعبح ثبخزصبس اصٕبء ػالط اٌطج٠ ثخ ٌالصبثخٛي ػمٛ ارا اساد اٌؾىُ اعزشبسح اٌمعبح ؽ-90
91. In Cadet competition only a very light touch to the face mask can be scored.
. ّٗىٓ اؽزغبث٠ ٗعٌٛ اٝالٌٛ ف١ٓ فمػ اٌٍّظ اٌطف١ٔ١بد إٌبش٠ ِجبسٝ ف-91
92. Competitors that are winded as a result of an impact should be allowed time to catch their
breath before the bout is resumed.
. عزؼبدح اٌزٕفظ لجً االعزّشاس ثبٌٍؼت٤ ٟلذ وبفٚ إّٛؾ٠ ْغت أ٠ ه١ْٕ اٌزٕفظ ثغجت أصش رىٚفمذ٠ ٓ٠ٓ اٌز١ اٌالػج-92
93. Match supervisor (Kansa) has to blow his whistle if the judges miss a point.
. ٗ ٌٕمطٌٝؤشش اٌمعبح ا٠ ٌُ ِشالت اٌّجبساح ( اٌىبٔغب ) اغالق صبفشرٗ اراٍٝ ػ-93
94. A competitor who has a Category 2 Hansoku Chui and then exaggerates the effect of a slight
contact will be given Hansoku.
. ٛوٛ ٘بٔغٍٝؾصً ػ١فخ ع١ُ اصبثخ غف١ صُ لبَ ثزعخٝٔف اٌضب١ٕ ِٓ اٌزصٜٛ١رشٛوٛ ٘بٔغٍٝ اٌالػت اٌؾبصً ػ-94
96. Hansoku Chui will be given for the first instance of exaggerating an injury.
. ُ االصبثخ١ٌخ ٌزعخٚي ِؾبٚ ػٕذ اٝ رؼطٜٛ١رشٛوٛ ٘بٔغ-96
97. If after Yame two Judges signal Yuko for Ao, and one Judge Yuko for Aka, the Referee can give a
score to Aka.
. ً الوب١غ اٌؾىُ اػطبء رغغ١غزط٠ الوبٛوٛ١ ثٝ اشبس لبظٚ ٚ الٛوٛ٠ ْب١ٗ اشبس لبظ١ِب١ٌ ارا ثؼذ ا-97
98. A competitor can be given Hansoku directly for exaggerating the effects of injury.
. اٌّجبٌغخٚ ُ اصبس االصبثخ١ ِجبششح ٌزعخٛوّٛىٓ اػطبء اٌالػت ٘بٔغ٠ -98
99. A technique even if effective, delivered after an order to suspend or halt the bout shall not be
scored and may result in a penalty being imposed on the offender.
. ٌٗ ٜدٌّٛا
ٔ ؼبلت٠ ْ ِٓ اٌّّىٓ اٚ ؾزغت٠ ٌٓ بء اٌّجبساحٙ أزٚمبف ا٠ ٌىٓ ثؼذ االِش ثبٚ ؾب١ اْ وبْ صؾٚ ٝه ؽز١ٕ اٌزى-99
100. In Cadet KumiteJodan kicks are allowed to make a “skin touch” provided there is no injury.
. ب ثٍّظ اٌغٍذ ثششغ ػذَ اؽذاس اصبثخٌٙ غّؼ٠ َداْ ثبٌمذٛٓ ظشثبد اٌغ١ٔ١بد إٌبش٠ ِجبسٝ ف-100
101. Before the start of a match or bout the Tatami Manager should examine the competitor‟s
medical card.
. خ١ٓ اٌطج١ش اٌجغبغ فؾص ثطبلبد اٌالػج٠ ِذٍٝغت ػ٠ خ اٌّجبساح٠ لجً ثذا-101
102. If there is an error in charting and the wrong contestants compete this cannot be changed
afterwards.
. ّب ثؼذ١ش رٌه ف١١ّىٓ رغ٠ الػجبْ ثبٌخطبٔ فالٝ اٌزمٚ ُ١ اٌزٕظٝ ارا وبْ ٕ٘بن خطبٔ ف-102
103. An effective technique delivered at the same time as the end of the bout is signalled by the buzzer
is valid.
. ؾب١ؼزجش صؾ٠ بء اٌّجبساحٙلذ ِغ صبفشح أزٌٛ ٔفظ اٝ فٜدٌّٛا
ٔ ؼ١ه اٌصؾ١ٕ اٌزى-103
104. If a contestant is injured and it is considered to be their own fault (Mubobi), the Referee Panel will
decline to give a penalty to the opponent.
. ُُ ِؼبلجخ اٌخص١شفط غبلُ اٌزؾى١) عٝثٛثِٛ( ٗت اٌالػت ثغجت خطئ١ ارا اص-104
105. Kansa has no vote or authority in matters of judgments such as whether a score was valid or not .
. الٚ ؽبالد إػطبء لشاس ِضً إرا وبٔذ إٌمطٗ صبٌؾخ اٟٗ ف١ صالؽٚ أٞ سأٞظ ٌٍىبٔغب أ١ٌ -105
107. The Match Supervisor may request the Referee to stop a bout if he has observed a Jogai
which the Judges has overlooked.
. شاٖ اٌمعبح٠ ٌُ ٜعبٛ عٜمبف اٌّجبساح ارا سأ٠طٍت ِٓ اٌؾىُ ا٠ ّْىٓ ٌّشالت اٌّجبساح ا٠ -107
108. A contestant who does not obey the Referee's orders will be given Hansoku.
. ٛوٛ ٘بٔغٍٝؾصً ػ١اِش اٌؾىُ عٚغ ا١ط٠ الٜ اٌالػت اٌز-108
109. A contestant who does not obey the Referee's orders will be given Shikkaku.
. ٛىبو١ شٍٝؾصً ػ١اِش اٌؾىُ عٚغ ا١ط٠ الٜ اٌالػت اٌز-109
110. The Tatami Manager will order the Referee to halt the match when he sees a contravention of the
Rules of Competition.
. ْ إٌّبفغبدٛٔ خشق ٌمبٜمبف اٌّجبساح ارا سأ٠بِٔش اٌؾىُ ثب١ش اٌجغبغ ع٠ ِذ-110
111. If in a combination, the first technique merits a Yuko and the second merits a penalty, both shall be
given.
. ٓ١ٕ االصٝؼط١ثخ فغٛغزؾك ػم٠ ٝٔ اٌضبٚ ٛوٛ٠ غزؾك٠ يٚىبد ِشوجخ اال١ٕ ارا وبْ ٕ٘بن رى-111
112. When a contestant slips, falls, or is otherwise off their feetwith the torso touching the floor and is
scored upon, the opponent will be awarded Ippon.
. ْٛج٠ّٕؼ اٌخصُ ا١ٗ ع١ًٍ ػ١ رُ اٌزغغٚ عزػٗ ِالِظ االسضٚ ٗغٛ عمٚ ػٕذ أضالق اٌالػت-112
114. A competitor not wearing the WKF approved equipment will be given one minute to change for the
approved type.
. ِؼزّذحٜب ثبٔخشٍٙ٠اؽذح ٌزجذٚ مخ١ دلٝؼط١ٗ ع١ ٌٍىبسارٌٝٚ اٌّؼذاد اٌّؼزّذح ِٓ االرؾبد اٌذٜشرذ٠ الٜ اٌالػت اٌز-114
115. A contestant injured in Kumite and withdrawn under the ten-second rule may not compete in the
Kata competition.
ِٕبفغبد اٌىبربٝغ اٌٍؼت ف١غزط٠ الٝٔاٛ أغؾت رؾذ لبػذح اٌؼششح صٚ ٗ١ز١ِٛ اٌىٝ اٌالػت اٌّصبة ف-115
116. An injured contestant who has been declared unfit to fight by the Tournament Doctor cannot fight
again in that competition.
. ٜ ٘زٖ اٌّغبثمخ ِشٖ اخشٝغ اٌٍؼت ف١غزط٠ بلزٗ ٌٍٍؼت ال١ٌ ٌَٗ ثؼذٛ ٌٍجطّٝت اٌشع١ اػٍٓ اٌطجٜ اٌزٚ اٌالػت اٌّصبة-116
117. If a competitor behaves badly on the competition area after the end of the match or bout, the
Referee can still give Shikkaku.
. ٛىبو١ٔٗ ش٠غ اٌؾىُ اػطب١غزط٠ خ اٌّجبساح٠بٙٔ ِٕطمخ اٌٍؼت ثؼذٍٝن ػٍٛء عٛارا رصشف اٌالػت ثغ-117
119. In Male team matches if a team wins three bouts then the match is over at that point.
. اٌّجبساح ػٕذ ٘زا اٌؾذٝٙٔز رٕز٠بد ػٕذ٠ك ثضالس ِجبس٠س ارا فبص فشٛبد اٌفشق رو٠ ِجبسٝ ف-119
120. In Female team matches if a team wins two bouts then the match is over at that point.
. اٌّجبساح ػٕذ ٘زا اٌؾذٝٙز رٕز٠ٔ ك ثّجبساربْ ػٕذ٠بد اٌفشق االٔبس ارا فبص فش٠ ِجبسٝ ف-120
121. When a contestant seizes the opponent and does not perform an immediate technique or throw the
Referee will call “Yame”.
.ٗ١ِب٠ ٍٓؼ٠ فٛ اٌؾىُ عٞسٛ اعمبغ ثشىً فٚه ا١ٕٗ رى١ٍطجك ػ٠ الٚ ُّغه اٌالػت اٌخص٠ ػٕذِب-121
122. When a Judge is not sure that a technique actually reached a scoring area he should not give any
signal.
. اشبسحٜ اٝؼط٠ غت اال٠ ً١ اؽذ ِٕبغك اٌزغغٌٝصً ثبٌفؼً ا٠ ٌُ ه١ٕش ِزبٔوذ ِٓ اْ اٌزى١ غْٝ اٌمبظٛى٠ ػٕذِب-122
123. A contestant who commits an act which harms the prestige and honour of Karate-do will be given
Hansoku.
. ٛوٛ ٘بٔغٝؼط١ٗ ع١بظخ اٌىبسار٠جخ س١٘ ٚ ء ٌششفٝ١غ٠ فؼً رصشف٠ ٜ اٌالػت اٌز-123
124. When an action of a contestant is considered to be dangerous and deliberately violates the rules
concerning prohibited behaviour, the contestant will be given Shikkaku.
. ٛىبو١ اٌالػت شٝؼط١ْ عٛٔ ِزؼّذا خشق اٌمبٚ ش١ؼزجش رصشف اٌالػت خط٠ ػٕذِب-124
125. When the Referee stops the bout because he has seen a score and the four Judges do not give any
signal the Referee can give the score.
.ً١غ اٌؾىُ اػطبء اٌزغغ١غزط٠ اشبسحٜا اٛؼط٠ ٌُ االسثؼخ لعبحٚ ً١ رغغٜٔٗ اسأ٤ لف اٌؾىُ اٌّجبساحٛ٠ ػٕذِب-125
126. When there is a clear contravention of the rules the Match Supervisor will halt the match and
instruct the Referee to correct the problem.
. ٔؼ اٌخطب١بِٔش اٌؾىُ ثزصؾ٠ ٚ لف اٌّجبساحٛ١ْ ِّشالت اٌّجبساح عٛٔاظؼ ٌٍمبٚ ْ ٕ٘بن خشقٛى٠ ػٕذِب-126
127. If two Judges signal Yuko for Aka and one Judge Waza-Ari for Ao and the Referee wants to give
Waza-Ari for Ao he should ask the fourth Judge for his opinion.
اٌشاثغٟطٍت ِٓ اٌمبظ٠ ْٔغ ا١غزط٠ ٚ٤ ٞاصاسٚ ٝؼط٠ ْٔذ ا٠ش٠ ُ اٌؾىٚ ٚ٤ ٞصاسٚ ٝ اػطٝ لبظٚ وب٤ ٛوٛ٠ اٛارا اصٕبْ ِٓ اٌمعبح اػط-127
.ٗ٠سأ
128. At Hantei if three Judges signal victory for Aka and the fourth Judge together with the
Referee signal victory for Ao he must give victory for Aka.
.وب٤ صّٕٛؼ اٌف٠ ْٔ اٌؾىُ اٍٝغت ػ٠ ٚٔص اٛا ثفٚ اٌشاثغ ِغ اٌؾىُ اشبسٝ اٌمبظٚ ص اوبٛا ثفٚ لعبٖ اشبس3 ٗ ارا١بٔزٌٙ اٝ ف-128
129. If a Judge sees a Jogai he should tap the floor with the appropriate flag and signal a Category 2
offence.
. ٝٔف اٌضب١ٕش ثخطب ِٓ اٌزص١ش٠ ٚ ٗ ٔمش االسض ثبٌؼٍُ إٌّبعت١ٍغت ػ٠ ٜعبٛ عٜ سأٝ ارا اٌمبظ-129
130. If one Judge signals score for Ao the Referee must stop the match.
. مبف اٌّجبساح٠ اٌؾىُ اٍٝغت ػ٠ ًٚ ال١اؽذ اشبس ثزغغٚ ٝ ارا لبظ-130
131. If a contestant does not regain his or her feet within ten seconds, the Referee will announce
“Kiken” and “Kachi” to the opponent.
. ُ ٌٍخصٝ وبرشٚ ٓى١ؼٍٓ و١ اٌؾىُ عٝٔاٛ ص٢١ خاليٝٗ ثبٌىبًِ ف١ِ لذٍٝمف ػ٠ ٌُ ارا اٌالػت-131
132. If a competitor is thrown and lands partly outside the match area, the Referee will
immediately call “Yame”.
. اسٛٗ ف١ِب٠ يٛم١ب خبسط اٌٍّؼت اٌؾىُ ع١ٔ٠ ٘جػ عضٚ اٌالػتِٝ ارا رُ س-132
133. Kansa has to blow the whistle if Judges don’t support the Referee when asking for a Cat.1 or Cat.2
warning or penalty.
. ٟٔاٌضبٚ يٚف اال١ٕثٗ ِٓ اٌزصٛ ػمٚش أ٠ اٌؾىُ أرا غٍت ِٕٗ رؾزٟغبٔذ اٌمبظ٠ ٌُ اٌىبٔغب اغالق صبفشرٗ إراٍٝ ػ-133
135. Kansa has to blow the whistle if the Judges is holding the flags in the wrong hands.
. ٗذ اٌخبغئ١ٌ االػالَ ثبٟ اٌىبٔغب اغالق صبفشرٗ إرا أِغه اٌمبظٍٝ ػ-135
136. Gum-shields (mouth guards) are obligatory for all Kumite contestants.
. ٗ١ز١ِٛغ ِٕبفغبد اٌى١ّ عٝ فٜ االعٕبْ اعجبسٝالٚ -136
137. After a throw the Referee will allow a maximum of two seconds for a score to be made.
. ً١ٓ ٌٍزغغ١ز١ٔغّؼ اٌؾىُ ثضب١ عِٝ ثؼذ اٌش-137
138. If a competitor scores with a strong side kick and propels the opponent out of the area, the Referee
should award Waza-Ari and give the opponent a Category 2 warning or penalty for Jogai.
ِٓ ثخٛ ػمٚ اػطبء اٌخصُ أزاس اٚ ٞاصاسٚ اٌؾىُ اػطبءٍٝغت ػ٠ اخشعذ اٌخصُ ِٓ اٌٍّؼتٚ خ٠ٛخ ل١ارا اٌالػت عغً ثشوٍخ عبٔج-138
. ٝٔف اٌضب١ٕاٌزص
139. When an official protest is lodged the ensuing matches must be delayed until the result of the
protest is given.
. غخ االؽزغبط١ رؼٍٓ ٔزٝخ ؽز١ٌبد اٌزب٠ش اٌّجبس١غت ربٔخ٠ ُّٝ اؽزغبط سع٠ ػٕذ رمذ-139
140. Each Judge will be seated in the corners of the tatami in the safety area.
. ِْب٤ ِٕطمخ اٝب اٌٍّؼت ف٠اٚ صٜ اؽذٝزُ اعالعٗ ف١ عٝ وً لبظ-140
141. If the Referee ignores two or more Judges signalling a score for a contestant, the Match Supervisor
must blow his whistle and rise the flag.
.ٍُسفغ اٌؼٚ ٗ ِشالت اٌّجبساح اغالق صبفشرٍٝغت ػ٠ اوضش ِٓ اٌمعبحًٚٔ ٌٕفظ اٌالػت ِٓ أصٕبْ ا١ ارا رغبً٘ اٌؾىُ اشبسح رغغ-141
142. When the Referee awards a point for a technique which has caused injury the Match
Supervisor should signal for the match to be stopped.
ٔ ْٔ ِشالت اٌّجبساح اٍٝغت ػ٠ ه عجت اصبثخ١ّٕٕؼ اٌؾىُ ٔمطخ ٌزى٠ ػٕذِب-142
. مبف اٌّجبساح٠شش الٛ٠
143. When the Referee fails to hear the “time-up” bell the Scorekeeper should blow his whistle.
. ٗ اٌّغغً اغالق صبفشرٍٝغت ػ٠ خ اٌّجبساح٠بٙٔ ؼغض اٌؾىُ ػٓ عّبع صبفشح٠ ػٕذِب-143
144. When a contestant is thrown according to the rules, slips, falls, or is otherwise off their feet and is
scored upon by the opponent the score will be Ippon.
. ْٛج٠ّٕؼ اٌخصُ ا١ٗ ع١ٍغغً ػ٠ ٚ مغ٠ ٕٚٔضٌك ا٠ ، ْٛٔفمب ٌٍمبٚ اٌالػتِٝش٠ ػٕذِب-144
145. When the Referee wants to give Shikkaku he will call the Judges for a brief consultation.
. عزشبسح ِخزصشح٤ طٍت اٌمعبح١ عٛىبو١ذ اٌؾىُ اػطبء ش٠ش٠ ػٕذِب-145
146. When a competitor is injured during a bout in progress and needs medical treatment three minutes
will be given in which to receive it, after that the Referee will decide whether the competitor will be
declared unfit to fight or whether more time will be given.
ٔك العزىّبي٠ش ال١مشس اٌؾىُ اػزجبس اٌالػت غ١ٔك ٌٍؼالط ثؼذ٘ب ع٠ صالس دلبٝؼط١خ ع١خ غج٠ؾزبط ٌشػب٠ ٚ صبة اٌالػت اصٕبء اٌّجبساح٠ ػٕذِب-146
. لذ اوضش ٌٍؼالطٚ اػطبءٚٔاٌّجبساح ا
147. A contestant who exits the area (Jogai) with less than ten seconds of bout time remaining will be
given a minimum of Keikoku.
. ٝٔ وؾذ ادٛوٛى٠ وبٍٝؾصً ػ١ عٝٔاٛلذ الً ِٓ ػشش صٌٛ اٍٝ ػٝثبلٚ خشط ِٓ اٌٍّؼت٠ ٜ اٌالػت اٌز-147
148. To correct a score given to the wrong contestant the Referee should turn towards the
contestant given the score in error, make the sign of Torimasen, and then give the score to the opponent.
إٌمطخٝؼط٠ ُٓ ص١ّبع٠سٛ اشبسح رٝؼط٠ٚ إٌمطخ ثبٌخطبءٍٍٝف اٌؾىُ ثبرغبٖ اٌالػت اٌؾبصً ػ٠ ًٔ ِٕؼ ٌالػت ثبٌخطب١ؼ رغغ١ ٌزصؾ-148
. ٌٍُخص
149. If a competitor scores with a well controlledChudan Geri, then accidentally punches his
opponent in the face causing a slight injury, Waza-Ari and a warning should be given.
. أزاسٚ ٜاصاسٌٛ اٝؼط١عٗ خصّٗ فغٚ ٖذ١ب صُ ثبٌخطبٔ اصبة ثٙ١ ِزؾىُ فٚ ِزمٕخٜش١داْ عٛ ارا عغً اٌالػت ظشثخ ش-149
150. When an injured contestant has been given medical treatment and the Official Doctor says that the
contestant can continue fighting the Referee cannot over-rule the Doctor's decision.
.ت١ اٌطجٞغ ِخبٌفخ سأ١غزط٠ اٌٍؼت فبٌؾىُ الّٝىٕٗ االعزّشاس ف٠ ي ثبْٔ اٌالػتٛم٠ ّٝت اٌشع١ اٌطجٚ ّٕؼ اٌالػت اٌّصبة اٌؼالط٠ ػّٕب-150
151. The Referee can stop the bout even if the Judges do not signal.
. شش اٌمعبحٛ٠
ٔ ٌُ اراٝمبف اٌّجبساح ؽز٠غ اٌؾىُ ا١غزط٠ -151
152. When the bout has been halted and the four Judges have different signals the Referee will give
Torimasen and restart the bout
. غزبٔٔف اٌّجبساح٠ ٚ ٓ١ّبع٠سٛ اٌؾىُ رٝؼط١وبْ ٌالسثغ لعبح آساء ِخزٍفخ فغٚ مبف اٌّجبساح٠ ارا رُ ا-152
153. “Avoiding Combat” refers to a situation where a contestant attempts to prevent the opponent from
having the opportunity to score by using time wasting behaviour.
لذٌٛة اظبػخ اًٍٛ ثبعزخذاَ اع١ فشصخ اٌزغغٍٝي ػٛب اٌالػت ِٕغ خصّٗ ِٓ اٌؾصٙ١ي فٚؾب٠ ٝ اٌؾبٌخ اٌزٝ٘ رغٕت اٌمزبي-153
154. During the extra bout in team matches if two contestants injure each other and cannot
continue and the points score is equal the winner will be decided by Hantei.
ض٠ٔ خفبْ اٌفب٠ٚغخ ِزغب١ وبٔذ إٌزٚ ؼب اوّبي اٌّجبساح١غزط٠ ٌُ ٚ بد اٌفشق ارا اصبة اٌالػجبْ اؽذّ٘ب االخش٠ ِجبسٝخ ف١ اصٕبء اٌّجبساح االظبفٝ ف-154
. ٗ١بٔزٌٙك ا٠ؾذد ػٓ غش٠ فٛع
155. In team matches if two contestants injure each other and cannot continue and the points score is
equal the Referee will announce Hikiwake.
.ٝاوٚ ٟى١٘ ٍٓؼ١خ اٌؾىُ ع٠ٚغخ ِزغب١ وبٔذ إٌزٚ ؼب اوّبي اٌّجبساح١غزط٠ ٌُ ٚ بد اٌفشق ارا اصبة اٌالػجبْ اؽذّ٘ب االخش٠ ِجبسٝ ف-155
156. When there are less than 15 seconds of bout time remaining and a losing competitor,desperately
trying to equalise, exits the area (Jogai) they will be given a minimum of Category 2 Hansoku-Chui.
ٝٔ وؾذ ادٝؼط١ عٜعبٛ خشط عٚ ٔغب اٌزؼبدي٠ب٠ يٚؾب٠ اٌالػت اٌخبعشٚ بء اٌّجبساحٙ أزٍٝٗ ػ١ٔصب15 ِٓ ًْ ٕ٘بن الٛى٠ ػٕذِب-156
. ٝٔف اٌضب١ٕ ِٓ اٌزصٜٛ١رشٛوٛ٘بٔغ
157. Techniques which land below the belt cannot score.
. ب ٔمبغٙغغً ث٠ ّْىٓ ا٠ رصً اعفً اٌؾضاَ الٝىبد اٌز١ٕاٌزى-157
160. If a contestant is obviously out of breath the Referee should stop the match to give him time to
recover.
. ٗغزشد أفبع١ٌ لذٚ ّٕٗؾ١ٌ مبف اٌّجبساح٠ اٌؾىُ اٍٝغت ػ٠ ٗبلز١ٌ اظؾخ ثغجت لٍذٚ سحٛش ثصٍٙ٠ ارا وبْ اٌالػت-160
161. A contestant who establishes a clear lead of eight points is declared the winner.
.ص ثبٌّجبساحٛف١ ٔمبغ ع8 ؾمك فبسق٠ ٜ اٌالػت اٌز-161
162. When time is up; the contestant who has scored the most points is declared the winner.
. ص ثبٌّجبساحٛف١ ؽمك اوضش ػذد ِٓ إٌمبغ عٜلذ اٌالػت اٌزٌٛبء اٙ ػٕذ أز-162
163. Kansa has to blow the whistle if Judges don’t support the Referee when asking for a Cat.1 or Cat.2
warning or penalty.
. ٟٔ اٌضبٚي اٚف اال١ٕثٗ ِٓ اٌزصٛ ػمٚش أ٠ك رؾز١غبٔذ اٌمعبح غٍت اٌؾىُ رطج٠ ٌُ اٌىبٔغب اغالق صبفشرٗ إراٍٝغت ػ٠ -163
164. In team matches should a competitor receive Hansoku their score if any will be zeroed and the
opponent‟s score will be set at eight points.
.خ ٔمبغ١ٔ رصجؼ ٔمبغ خصّٗ صّبٚ عذدٚ ْ عزصجؼ ٔمبغٗ صفش اٛوٛ ٘بٔغٍٝبد اٌفشق ارا ؽصً الػت ػ٠ ِجبسٝ ف-164
165. In team matches should a competitor receive Kiken their score if any, will be zeroed and the
opponent‟s score will be set at eight points.
.خ ٔمبغ١ٔ رصجؼ ٔمبغ خصّٗ صّبٚ عذدٚ ْىٓ عزصجؼ ٔمبغٗ صفش ا١ وٍٝبد اٌفشق ارا ؽصً الػت ػ٠ ِجبسٝ ف-165
166. In team matches should a competitor receive Shikkaku their score if any, will be zeroed and the
opponent‟s score will be set at eight points.
.خ ٔمبغ١ٔ رصجؼ ٔمبغ خصّٗ صّبٚ عذدٚ ْ عزصجؼ ٔمبغٗ صفش اٛىبو١ شٍٝبد اٌفشق ارا ؽصً الػت ػ٠ ِجبسٝ ف-166
167. A warning or penalty for Mubobi is only given when a competitor is hit or injured through his own
fault or negligence.
. ٌٗ اّ٘بٚ ٗصبة اٌالػت ثغجت خطئ٠ ػٕذِبٝثٛثٌّٛ اٍٝ اٌغضاء ػٚ االٔزاس اٝؼط٠ -167
168. A competitor who is hit through their own fault and exaggerates the effect should receive a warning
or penalty for Mubobi or exaggeration but not both.
ٓ ٌىٚ اٌّجبٌغخٚٔ اٝثٛثٌٍّٛ ثخٛ ػمٚ أزاس اٍٝؾصً ػ٠ ْغت ا٠ بّٙ١ رعخٚ االصبثخَٝ ثبٌّجبٌغخ فٛم٠ ُٔٗ ص١غخ خط١صبة ٔز٠ ٜ اٌالػت اٌز-168
. والّ٘بٍٝؾصً ػ٠ ال
169. If a competitor makes a good Chudan kick and the opponent catches the leg a score cannot be
given.
. بّٙىٓ اؽزغبث٠ ّغه خصّٗ سعٍٗ ال٠ ٚ ْداٍٛؼت سوٍخ ش٠ ٜ اٌالػت اٌز-169
170. A competitor makes a Jodan kick with all six scoring criteria. The opponent puts his hand up to
intercept the kick and the hand then lightly hits his own face; the Referee can give Ippon since the kick was
not effectively blocked.
غ اٌؾىُ اػطبء١غزط٠ ٗٙعٚ ٖذ٠ ٌصذ اٌشوٍخ فٍّغذٍٝذٖ الػ٠ ّٗعغ خص٠ ًُ اٌغزخ ص١ش اٌزغغ١٠ ثىبفخ ِؼبٚ ْداٍٛؼت سوٍخ ع٠ ٜ اٌالػت اٌز-170
. اػزجبس اْ اٌشوٍخ ٌُ رصذ ثىفبءحٍْٝ ػٛج٠ا
172. Authorised advertising for WKF is displayed on the left sleeve of the karate-gi.
. ٗ١غش ٌجذٌخ اٌىبسار٠ اٌىُ االٍٝظغ ػٛٗ ر١ ٌٍىبسارٌٝٚ االػالٔبد اٌّؼزّذح ِٓ االرؾبد اٌذ-172
173. National Federations are not allowed to put advertising on the competitor‟s karate-gi.
. ٓ١ٗ اٌالػج١ ثذي وبسارٍٝظغ اػالٔبد ػٛب ثٌٙ غّؼ٠ خ ال١ٕغٌٛ االرؾبداد ا-173
174. A Kumite competitor who receives Kiken cannot compete again in that tournament.
. سحٚ ٘زٖ اٌذٝ فٍٜؼت ِشح اخش٠ ّْىٓ ا٠ ىٓ ال١ وٍٝؾصً ػ٠ ٜٗ اٌز١ز١ِٛ الػت اٌى-174
176. Kansa needs to raise the flag and blow the whistle if the Referee gives a score to a competitor and
Mubobi to the other.
.خش٢ ٌٍالػت اٟثٛثِٛٚ اغالق صبفشرٗ ارا لبَ اٌؾىُ ثأػطبء ٔمطٗ ٌٍالػتٚ ٍُ اٌىبٔغب سفغ اٌؼٍٝغت ػ٠ -176
178. The Referee must not have the same nationality as either of the competitors although one of the
Judges can if both coaches agree.
. رٌهٍٝٓ ػ١افك اٌّذسثٚ اٌشغُ ِٓ أٗ ِّىٓ الؽذ اٌمعبح اراٍٝٓ ػ١خ وال اٌالػج١ْ اٌؾىُ ِٓ ٔفظ عٕغٛى٠ غت اال٠ -178
179. The Match Supervisor will line up together with the Referee and the Judges.
. اٌمعبحٚ ُصطف ِغ اٌؾى١ ِشالت اٌّجبساح ع-179
180. The coaches will be seated outside the safety area, on their respective sides facing towards the
official table.
.ً١ٌخ اٌزغغٚخ غبٙاعِٛ ُٝ اٌّؾذدح فٕٙ اِبوْٝ خبسط ِٕطمخ االِبْ فٛغٍغ١ٓ ع١ اٌّذسث-180
181. Kansa does not need to interfere if the Referee gives a score to a competitor and exaggeration
Cat. 2 to the other.
.خش٢ ٌٍالػت أٟف اٌضب١ِٕجبٌغٗ ِٓ اٌزصٚ اٌؾىُ ٔمطٗ ٌٍالػتٝ اٌىبٔغب اٌزذخً أرا اػطٍٝعت ػٛغز٠ ال-181
182. In team matches the Panel will rotate for each bout - provided that all hold the required
license.
. ْ اٌذسعخ اٌالصِخ ٌزٌهٍّٛؾ٠ ُٙؼ١ّْ عٛى٠ ُْٔ ثؼذ وً ِجبساح ثششغ ا١ش غبلُ اٌزؾى٠ٚزُ رذ١بد اٌفشق ع٠ ِجبسٝ ف-182
183. In team matches the Panel will rotate for each bout only in bouts for medals.
. بد فمػ١ٌذا١ٌّبد ا٠ ِجبسُٝ ثؼذ وً ِجبساح ف١ش غبلُ اٌزؾى٠ٚزُ رذ١بد اٌفشق ع٠ ِجبسٝ ف-183
184. The Referee can move about the entire tatami including the safety zones.
. ْ وبًِ اسعبء اٌٍّؼت ِزعّٕب ِٕبغك االِبٝغ اٌؾىُ اٌزؾشن ف١غزط٠ -184
187. The red and blue belts must be without any personal embroideries or markings.
. ػالِبدٚ صخشفخ اْٜ اٚ االصسق ثذٚ ْ اٌؾضاِبْ االؽّشٛى٠ ْغت ا٠ -187
188. Personal embroideries or markings in the red and blue belts are allowed only in Kata
competition.
. ِٕبفغبد اٌىبرب فمػٝب فٙغّؼ ث٠ االصسقٚ اٌؾضاِبْ االؽّشٍٝ اٌؼالِبد ػٚخ ا١ اٌضخبسف اٌشخص-188
190. Personal embroider in the karate-gi are allowed only in bouts for medals.
.بد فمػ١ٌذا١ٌّبد ا٠ ِجبسٝٗ ف١ ثذٌخ اٌىبسارٍٝخ ػ١ضاد اٌشخص٠غّؼ ثبٌزطش٠ -190
191. In order to give points, warnings or/and penalties the Referee must have a minimum of two Judges
showing the same signal.
. شاْ ثٕفظ االشبسح١ش٠ ٝٔبْ وؾذ اد١ْ ٕ٘بن لبظٛى٠ ْغت ا٠ اٌغضاءادٚ االٔزاساد اٚ اٌؾىُ إٌمبغ اٟؼط٠ ٟ ٌى-191
192. If two Judges hold an opposing opinion to the two other Judges for the same competitor the Referee
will decide the outcome.
. غخ١مشس اٌؾىُ إٌز١ٓ ٌٕفظ اٌالػت ع٠ٓ االخش١١ ِخبٌف ػٓ اٌمبظٞ ارا وبْ الصٕبْ ِٓ اٌمعبح سأ-192
193. If two Judges signal for score and the other two signal for warning for the same competitor the
Referee will ask the Tatami Manager.
. ش اٌجغبغ٠غبٔي ِذ١ا ثبٔزاس ٌٕفظ اٌالػت اٌؾىُ عٚٓ اشبس٠خش٢ اٚ ا ثٕمطخٚ ارا اصٕبْ ِٓ اٌمعبح اشبس-193
194. Judges cannot indicate a score or warning before the Referee stops the bout.
ٔ ْٔغ اٌمعبح ا١غزط٠ ال-194
. لف اٌؾىُ اٌّجبساحٛ٠ ْ أزاس لجً اًٚ ا١ا ثزغغٚششٛ٠
195. The Referee will always await the opinion of the Judges before giving a score, warning or penalty.
. عضاءٚٔ أزاس ا، ً١ اٌمعبح لجً اػطبء رغغّٞٔب سأ٠ٕزظش دا١ اٌؾىُ ع-195
196. If 2 flags for the same contestant show a different score the lower score will be applied.
. ٝٔد٤زُ اؽزغبة ا١ً ِخزٍفخ ع١ ارا وبْ ٕ٘بن ػٍّبْ ٌٕفظ اٌالػت ثٕمبغ رغغ-196
197. If 2 flags for the same contestant show a different score the highest score will be applied.
. ٍٝػ٤زُ اؽزغبة ا١ً ِخزٍفخ ع١ ارا وبْ ٕ٘بن ػٍّبْ ٌٕفظ اٌالػت ثٕمبغ رغغ-197
198. If 2 flags for the same contestant show a different score the Referee will give Torimasen.
.ٓ١ّبع٠سٛ اٌؾىُ رٟؼط١ً ِخزٍفخ ع١ ارا وبْ ٕ٘بن ػٍّبْ ٌٕفظ اٌالػت ثٕمبغ رغغ-198
199. If a contestant scores with more than one consecutive technique before Yame, the Judges must
show the higher point regardless of which sequence the techniques scored.
ٓ ثغط إٌظش ػٍٝػ٤ً ا١ اٌمعبح اػطبء ٔمبغ اٌزغغٍٝغت ػ٠ ٗ١ِب٠ ُي اٌؾىٛم٠ ْٓ لجً ا١ٌؼ ِززب١ه صؾ١ٕ ارا عغً اٌالػت اوضش ِٓ رى-199
. بًٙ ث١ رُ اٌزغغٝ اٌزٚ ٖداٌّٛا
ٔ ىبد١ٕت اٌزى١رشر
200. In team matches, if after the extra bout there are no scores, or it is equal scores with no Senshu,
the match will be decided by Hantei.
ذ اٌفبئض ثبٌّجبساح٠زُ رؾذ١ عٕٛش١د اٌغٛعٚ ش١ إٌمبغ ِٓ غٝٓ ف١ٌ ِزؼبدٚعذ ٔمبغ اٛ٠ خ أرا وبْ ال١بد اٌفشق ثؼذ اٌّجبساح االظبف٠ ِجبسٝ ف-200
.ٗ١بٔزٌٙثب
201. Jogai occurs when a contestant exits from the competition area and it is not caused by the opponent.
. ُط ثغجت اٌخصٚىٓ اٌخش٠ ٌُ ٚ ط اٌالػت ِٓ ِٕطمخ اٌٍؼتٚ ػٕذ خشٜعبٛمغ اٌغ٠ -201
202. The minimum warning for running away, avoiding combat or/and wasting time during
AtoshiBaraku is Hansoku Chui.
. ٜٛ١رشٛوٛ ٘بٔغٛ٘ ٛجبساو١شٛ خالي االرٝلذ فٌٛ اظبػخ اٚ رغٕت اٌمزبيٚ ذا١ ثؼٞ ٌالٔزاس ٌٍغشٝٔ اٌؾذ االد-202
205. Kansa does not need to interfere if the Referee gives a score for a technique done after Yame or
after the time is up.
.ٗ٠بٌٕٙ ثؼذ صفبسح اٚٗ ) أ١ِب١ٌبسٖ ثؼذ ( اٌّٙ ٗ اٌؾىُ ٔمطٝزذخً أرا أػط٠ غت اْ ال٠ اٌىبٔغب-205
209. It is the duty of the Match Supervisor to ensure before each match or bout that the competitors are
wearing the approved equipment.
.ا اٌّؼذاد اٌّؼزّذحٚشرذ٠ ٓ١زبوذ لجً وً ِجبساح ِٓ أْ اٌالػج٠ ْاعجبد ِشالت اٌّجبساح اٚ ِٓ -209
210. It is the duty of the Tatami Manager to ensure before each match or bout that the competitors are
wearing the approved equipment.
. ا اٌّؼذاد اٌّؼزّذحٚشرذ٠ ٓ١زبوذ لجً وً ِجبساح ِٓ أْ اٌالػج٠ ْش اٌجغبغ ا٠اعجبد ِذٚ ِٓ -210
211. Coaches must present their accreditation together with that of their competitor or team to the
official table.
. ً١ٌخ اٌزغغٚ غبٌُٝ اٙ فشلُٚ اٙ١خ ِغ ثطبلبد الػج١ُّ اٌشعُٙ ثطبلبر١ٍٓ رغ١ اٌّذسثٍٝغت ػ٠ -211
213. Yuko is awarded for any Tsuki or Uchi delivered to any of the seven scoring areas.
. ً اٌغجؼخ١ ِٓ ِٕبغك اٌزغغٞ٤ ً رصٟرشٚ اٚٔ اٝوٛ رغٞ٤ ٛوٛ٠ رّٕؼ-213
214. Ippon is awarded for Jodan Geri and scoring techniques which are delivered on an opponent who has
been thrown, has fallen of their own accord, or is otherwise off their feet .
. ٗ١ِ لذٍٝظ ػ١ٌ ٚ ٗػٛلٚ ٚٗ ا١ِ اٌخصُ ثؼذ سٍٝه ػ١ًٕ رى١ ٌزغغٚ ْداْٛ ٌشوالد اٌغٛج٠رّٕؼ اال-214
216. One of the criteria for decision is the superiority of tactics and techniques displayed by the
contestants.
. داٖ ِٓ اٌالػتٌّٛا
ٔ ىبد١ٕ اٌزىٚ ىبد١ق اٌزىزٛ رفٟ٘ ش ارخبر اٌمشاس١٠اؽذح ِٓ ِؼبٚ -216
217. There are four prohibited behaviours in Category 1 and eleven in Category 2.
. ٝٔف اٌضب١ٕ اٌزصٝ ف11 ٚ يٚف اال١ٕ اٌزصٝػٗ فِّٕٛ افؼبي٥ ٕ٘بن-217
218. Simulated attacks with the head, knees, or elbows are Category 1 offense.
. يٚف اال١ٕع رؼزجش ِٓ اٌزصٛ اٌىٚٔ اٌشوجخ ا، َ ثبٌشأطٛغٌٙ ِؾبوبح ا-218
219. Keikoku is normally imposed where the contestant‟s potential for winning is seriously
diminished by the opponent‟s foul.
. ّٗب ً ثغجت خطبٔ خص٠ص عذٛ اٌفٍٝذس لذسح اٌالػت ػٙ ػبدح ػٕذِب رٛوٛى٠لغ وبٛ ر-219
220. The Head Coach of a delegation can protest about a judgment to the members of the
Refereeing Panel.
. اؽزغجذٝ اؽذ اٌمشاساد اٌزٍُٝ ػ١فذ االؽزغبط ٌطبلُ اٌزؾىٌٍٛ ٓ١ش اٌّذسث١غ وج١غزط٠-220
221. In a Kumite Tatami two mats are inverted with the red side turned up in a one meter distance from
the mat centre to form a boundary between the contestants.
.ٓ١ف اٌالػجٛلٚ ٓذ اِبو٠عػ اٌجغبغ ٌزؾذٚ ِٓ اؽذٚ ) ثّغبفخ ِزشٍٝ االػٌٝعٗ االؽّش اٌٛ (اِٟٗ رمٍت لطؼزبْ ِٓ اٌزبرب١ز١ِٛ ثغبغ اٌىٟ ف-222
222. Jacket ties must be tied
.شثػ٠ ْغت ا٠ ٗ١ذ اٌىبسار١ سثبغ عبو-222
224. In individual competition a contestant may be replaced by another after the drawing has
taking place.
.س ٔزبئظ اٌمشػخٛٙ ثؼذ ظٞش الػت ثذي آخش ثّغبثمبد اٌفشد١١ ِٓ اٌّّىٓ رغ-224
225.At finals male coaches are required to wear a dark suit, shirt and tie.
. سثطخ ػٕكٚ ص١ّ لٚ ٌٍْٛخ داوٕخ ا١ّٓ اسرذاء ثذٌخ سع١ اٌّذسثٍٝ سعبي ػٟبئٙٔ بد٠ ِجبسٟ ف-225
226.At finals female coaches may choose to wear a dress, pantsuit or a combination of jacket and skirt in
dark colours.
.ٌٍْٛخ داوٕخ ا١ّ ثذٌخ سعٚسح إٛ رٚبس ثٍجظ فغزبْ ا١ ٔغبء ِّىٓ ٌٍّذسثبد االخزٟبئٙٔ بد٠ ِجبسٟ ف-226
228The score keeper has to call the Match area controller if score board is not showing the
rightinformation..
.ٗؾ١ِبد اٌصؾٍٛش اٌّؼًٙ ال رظ١ؽخ اٌزغغٌٛ ي اٌجغبغ إرا وبٔذٚ ِغؤٕٞبد٠ ْ اٌّغغً أٍٝغت ػ٠ -228
229. Competitors are not entitled to a period of time between matches, equal to the standard
duration time of the match, for purpose of rest.
.ُٙبر٠لذ ِجبسٚ ٞاصٛ٠ لذٛبد ث٠ٓ اٌّجبس١ٓ االعزشاؽخ ث١ؾك ٌالػج٠ ال-229
230. Passivity cannot be given after less than the last 15 seconds of the match.
.ٟٔاٛ ص٢5 ِٓ ً اٌّجبساح الٟخ ف١ خالي اٌّذح اٌجبلّٟىٓ اػطبء أزاس اٌٍؼت اٌغٍج٠ ال-230
231. Passivity can be given after less than the last 10 seconds of the match.
.ٟٔاٛ ص٢١ ِٓ ًخ ِٓ اٌّجبساح ال١) خالي اٌّذح اٌجبلٟفز١ (ثبعّٟىٓ اػطبء أزاس ٌٍؼت اٌغٍج٠ -231
232. Kansa needs to raise the flag and blow the whistle if the Referee gives a score made by a
competitor when he/she is outside the Tatami.
.) ِٟ خبسط ِٕطمخ اٌٍؼت (اٌززبٛ٘ٚ ً اٌؾىُ ٔمطٗ ٌالػت عغٝطٍك صبفشرٗ ارا اػط٠ٚ ٍُشفغ اٌؼ٠ ْ اٌىبٔغب أٍٝغت ػ٠ -232
233. Grabbing the opponents arm or karate-GI with one hand is only aloud for attempting an
immediately scoring technique or takedown.
.ٞسٛ اعمبغ فٚبسح اِٙ ك١ ؽبٌخ رطجٟغّؼ فمػ ف٠ اؽذحٚ ذ١ ثذٌزٗ ثٚذ اٌخصُ ا٠ ِغه233
234. Grabbing the opponent with both hands is never aloud during the match.
.ٓ خالي اٌّجبساح٠ذ١ٌغّؼ ثزبرب ً ِغه اٌخصُ ثىٍزب ا٠ ال-234
235. It is the Tatami Manager‟s duty to appoint members for the video review panel.
.ٛ٠ذ١ٓ إصٕبْ ِٓ اٌؾىبَ ٌّشاعؼخ اٌف١ؼ٠ ْش اٌجغبغ ا٠ظبئف ِذٚ ِٓ -235
236. It is the Match Supervisor‟s duty to appoint members for the video review panel.
.ٛ٠ذ١ٓ إصٕبْ ِٓ اٌؾىبَ ٌّشاعؼخ اٌف١ؼ٠ ْظبئف ِشالت اٌجغبغ اٚ ِٓ -236
237. The judges shall only signal points scored and Jogai on their own initiative.
. ارا ؽذسٞعبٛ اٌغٚ إٌمبغ اٌٝشبسح فمػ ا٦ا ثبٚجبدس٠ ْ اٌمعبح اٍٝ ػ-237
238. Kansa needs to raise the flag and blow the whistle if the Referee gives a score for a technique
done after Yame or after the time is up.
.بء صِٓ اٌّجبساحٙ ثؼذ أزٚٗ أ١ِب١ٌبسح غجمذ ثؼذ اٍّٙٙ اٌؾىُ ٔمطٝطٍك صبفشرٗ ارا اػط٠ٚ ٍُشفغ اٌؼ٠ ْ اٌىبٔغب أٍٝغت ػ٠ -238
239. The Judges will signal their judgement on warnings or penalties indicated by the Referee.
.ُب اٌؾىٙثبد غٍجٛ ػمٚ عضاءاد اٍٝا ثمشاسُ٘ ػٚؤشش٠ فٛ اٌمعبح ع-239
240. The Judges can signal Cat. 2 when a contestant has stepped out of the competition area.
.خ اٌٍّؼت١ ارا خشط اٌالػت خبسط اسظٟٔف اٌضب١ٕش ِٓ اٌزص٠ رؾزٍٝأشش اٌمعبح ػ٠ ْ ِّىٓ ا-240
241. The Referee will call Yame when a contestant seizes the opponent and does not perform an
immediate technique or throw.
.ٞسٛ اعمبغ ثشىً فٚبسح اِٙ طجك٠ الٚ ّٗغه اٌالػت ِٕبفغ٠ /ؾغض٠ ٗ ػٕذِب١ِب٠ يٛم٠ ْ اٌؾىُ اٍٝ ػ-241
242. Kansa needs to raise the flag and blow the whistle if the degree of contact Cat. 1 that the panel
decided is not correct.
. ُافك ِغ لشاس اٌطبلٛطٍك صبفشرٗ ارا وبْ دسعٗ أصبثٗ اٌالػت ال رز٠ٚ ٍُشفغ اٌؼ٠ ْ اٌىبٔغب أٍٝغت ػ٠ -242
243. When a contestant seizes the opponent the Referee will give several seconds for the
contestant to perform a throw or technique.
. اعمبغٚبسح اِٙ ك١ ٌالػت ٌزطجٟٔاٛغّؼ ثؼذح ص٠ فّٛغه اٌالػت خصّخ فئْ اٌؾىُ ع٠ ػٕذِب-243
244. Kansa has no vote or authority in matters of judgement such as score was valid or not .
. ؽبٌخ اٌمشاس إرا وبٔذ إٌمطٗ صبٌؾٗ اَ الٟٗ ف١ صالؽٚ أٞ سأٞظ ٌٗ ا١ٌ اٌىبٔغب-244
245. The Referee can stop the match and give a point without the Judges opinion.
. اٌمعبحٞش سأ١ ِٕؼ ٔمطخ ِٓ غٚ مبف اٌّجبساح٠ ثبعزطبػخ اٌؾىُ ا-245
246. If the referee does not call the doctor in a 10 second rule situation, Kansa must blow the whistle
and rise the flag..
. ٍُسفغ اٌؼٚ ٗ اٌىبٔغب اغالق صبفشرٍٝغت ػ١ ف، ٟٔاٛ ص10 ْ اٌـٛٔ ؽبالد لبٟس فٛ اٌؾىُ اٌذوزٟغزذػ٠ ٌُ إرا-246
247. The winning team is the one with the most bout victories excluding those won by SENSHU.
.)ٛك (عٓ ش٠ص ػٓ غشٛ ثأعزضٕبء اٌف، ؼزجش فبئضا٠ أوجش ػذد ِٓ االٔزصبسادٍٝك اٌؾبصً ػ٠ اٌفش-247
248. The red and blue belts must be no longer than three-quarters thigh length.
.ٌٗ صالس أسثبع اٌفخزٛ غٜزؼذ٠ غت اْ ال٠ صسق٤اٚ اٌؾضاَ االؽّش-248
249. Female coaches may wear religiously mandated headwear of a type approved by the WKF for referees
and judges.
. بد١اٌمبظٚ اٌؾىّبدٍٝ ِطجك ػٛ٘ ) وّبWKF ( ِٓ ِّىٓ ٌٍّذسثبد أسرذاء اٌؾغبة اٌّؼزّذ-249
250. The correct penalty for feigning an injury when the judges have determined that the technique in fact was
a score is Hansoku.
. خش٣ٌّٕؼ اٌمعبح إٌمطخ ٌالػت ا٠ صبثخ ػٕذِب٦ً ثب١ؾٗ ٌٍزّض١ثٗ اٌصؾٛ اٌؼمٟ٘ ٛبٔغىٌٙ ا-250
251. Up to three discreet rubber bands on a single pony tail is permitted
. ًْ اٌؾصب٠ اٌشؼش ثشىً رٍٝٗ ػ١ صالس سثطبد ِطبغٝػ ثشثػ ؽزّٛ ِغ-251
252. Disqualification by KIKEN means that the contestants are disqualified from that category, although it
does not affect participation in another category.
. ٜثئعزطبػزٗ اٌّشبسوٗ ثفئٗ أخشٚ ٕٗ١ إلصبء اٌالػت ثفئٗ ِؼٟٕ) رؼKIKEN ( ٓى١لصبء ثبٌى٤ ا-252
253. Competitors are entitled to a rest period of time between matches, equal to the standard duration time of
the match. The exception is in the case of change of equipment color, where this time is extended to five
minutes.
اٌالػتٝؼط٠ ش١ٗ اٌالػت ؽ٠اد اٌؾّبْٚ أدٌٛ ش١ ؽبٌخ رغٟ ِذح اٌّجبساح ثئعزضٕبء فٞٚبد ٌفزشح رغب٠ٓ اٌّجبس١ؾك ٌٍالػت االعزشاؽٗ ث٠ -253
. اعزشاؽٗ ٌّذح خّظ دلبئك
254. In any bout, if after full time the scores are equal, but one contestant has obtained „first unopposed score
advantage‟ (SENSHU), that contestant will be declared the winner.
. ٘زٖ اٌّجبسادٟؼزجش فبئضا ف٠ ٗٔ ) فئٛٗ اٌغٓ ش١ٍال ( أفعٚٓ عغً أ١ٌىٓ أؽذ اٌالػجٚ ذ اٌّجبساح ثبٌزؼبديٙبد ارا أز٠غ اٌّجبس١ّ عٟ ف-254
255. By „first unopposed score advantage‟ (SENSHU) is understood that one contestant has achieved the first
instance of scoring on the opponent without having the opponent also score before the signal.
. شبسح٤خش لجً ا٢ً ِمبثً ِٓ اٌالػت ا١ش رغغ١ٓ ِٓ غ١ً أؽذ اٌالػج١ رغغٛ٘ٚ ) يٚ االًٞ االؽبد١ٗ اٌزغغ١ٍ ( أفعٛؼزجش اٌغٓ ش٠ -255
256. Where both contestants score before the signal, no „first unopposed score advantage‟ is awarded and both
contestants retain the possibility of SENSHU later in the bout.
خ٠بٙٔ ٝ لبئّٗ ؽزٛؽشاص اٌغٓ ش٤ ْ فشصخ اٌالػجبٝرجمٚ ثبٌمشاسٛٗ اٌغٓ ش١ٍعذ أفعٛ٠ ش ال١غغً اٌالػجبْ ِغ ثؼط لجً االشبسٖ ؽ٠ ػٕذِب-256
. اٌّجبساح
257. In the event that a competitor falls, is thrown, or knocked down and does not regain his or her feet
immediately, the Referee will call the doctor, and at the same time start a count to ten indicating his count
showing a finger for each second.
لذٌٛ ٔفظ اٟفٚ سَٛ اٌؾىُ ثأعزذػبء اٌذوزٛم٠ ، ٞسٛسض ثشىً ف٤َ ِٓ اٛم٠ الٚ ٗ١ ثبٌعشثٗ اٌمبظٚ رُ اعمبغٗ أٚ ؽبي عمػ اٌالػت أٟ ف-257
. ٟٔاٛ ػشش صٝٗ ؽز١ٔذٖ ٌىً صب٠ جذأ اٌؼذ ثأصبثغ٠
258. An audible signal will be given by the timekeeper 15 seconds before the actual end of the bout and the
Referee will announce “Atoshi Baraku”.
. )ٛ ثبساوٟشٛؼٍٓ اٌؾىُ (أر٠ٚ ٗ اٌّجبساح٠بٙٔ ِٓ ٗ١ٔ صب15 ًاظؼ ( صفبسح ) لجٚ دٛ ثأصذاس صٟمبر١ٌَّ اٛم٠ -258
259. Kansa must remain silent if the referee gives a warning or penalty for passivity during Atoshi
Baraku
. ٛ ثشاوٟشٛر٤ خالي اٟثٗ ٌٍٍؼت اٌغٍجٛ ػمٚش أ٠ اٌؾىُ رؾزٝ صبِزب إرا أػطٝجم٠ ْ اٌىبٔغب أٍٝغت ػ٠ -259
260. An individual bout can be declared a tie.
. ِّىٓ إػالْ اٌزؼبديٞ ِجبساح اٌفشدٟ ف-260