يَدُعُّ contains a doubled ʿayn and يَحُضُّ a doubled ḍād. Both have shaddah, but neither receives the special ghunnah assigned to doubled nūn and mīm.
ʿAyn is articulated in the throat; ḍād requires its distinct lateral articulation and emphatic quality. A double consonant must not become a different letter through haste. Preserve the makhraj and ṣifāt first, then read within the verse.
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يَدُعُّ contains a doubled ʿayn and يَحُضُّ a doubled ḍād. Both have shaddah, but neither receives the special ghunnah assigned to doubled nūn and mīm.
ʿAyn is articulated in the throat; ḍād requires its distinct lateral articulation and emphatic quality. A double consonant must not become a different letter through haste. Preserve the makhraj and ṣifāt first, then read within the verse.