The book’s note particularly cautions about iẓhār of mīm before wāw and fāʾ. Their nearby articulation can make the mīm too weak. Yet the note also rejects giving the mīm an invented vowel while trying to make it clear.
Avoid both errors: swallowing the mīm into its neighbour and adding “ma/mi/mu” to exaggerate its presence. Retain a genuinely sākin mīm, then begin the next letter from its proper point of articulation.
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The footnote on wāw and fāʾ
The book’s note particularly cautions about iẓhār of mīm before wāw and fāʾ. Their nearby articulation can make the mīm too weak. Yet the note also rejects giving the mīm an invented vowel while trying to make it clear.
Avoid both errors: swallowing the mīm into its neighbour and adding “ma/mi/mu” to exaggerate its presence. Retain a genuinely sākin mīm, then begin the next letter from its proper point of articulation.