In «جُوعٍ وَآمَنَهُمْ», tanwīn meets wāw, causing idghām with ghunnah in connected recitation. Pausing on «جُوعٍ» instead removes the pronounced tanwīn nūn and makes the final ʿayn sākin.
In «وَآمَنَهُمْ», the initial hamzah followed by a long alif provides an example of madd badal, a separate concept from tanwīn assimilation. Practise both connected and pausal states and explain them independently.
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Jūʿin wa-āmanahum: tanwīn before wāw
Al-Fīl and Quraysh: Applied Iẓhār, Ikhfāʾ, Idghām, Madd and Waqf
In «جُوعٍ وَآمَنَهُمْ», tanwīn meets wāw, causing idghām with ghunnah in connected recitation. Pausing on «جُوعٍ» instead removes the pronounced tanwīn nūn and makes the final ʿayn sākin.
In «وَآمَنَهُمْ», the initial hamzah followed by a long alif provides an example of madd badal, a separate concept from tanwīn assimilation. Practise both connected and pausal states and explain them independently.