In أَنْعَمْتَ, nūn sākinah is followed by ʿayn, a throat letter, so pronounce the nūn clearly with iẓhār ḥalqī. The same word has mīm sākinah before tāʾ, which calls for iẓhār shafawī.
Both rules have “iẓhār” in their names but arise from different letter groups. Explain each separately.
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Anʿamta: nūn and mīm in one word
Al-Fātiḥah: Integrated Tajwīd, Madd and Pausing Practice
In أَنْعَمْتَ, nūn sākinah is followed by ʿayn, a throat letter, so pronounce the nūn clearly with iẓhār ḥalqī. The same word has mīm sākinah before tāʾ, which calls for iẓhār shafawī.
Both rules have “iẓhār” in their names but arise from different letter groups. Explain each separately.