Tajweed RulesPronouncing the sakinah nun or tanwin in a manner between idhhar (clear pronunciation) and idgham (merging), free of shaddah (doubling), while the ghunnah is retained for the duration of two harakahs. It has fifteen letters (the letters remaining after those of idhhar, idgham, and iqlab).
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One of the rulings of the sakinah mim: if the letter ba follows it, it must be concealed with a labial concealment (ikhfa shafawi), with ghunnah for the duration of two…
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If a moving (voweled) mim follows the sakinah mim, the first is merged into the second with ghunnah for the duration of two harakahs, becoming a single doubled (shaddah)…
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If any letter other than ba and mim follows the sakinah mim, the mim must be pronounced with a clear labial idhhar, without ghunnah.