Idghām occurs when another mīm follows sākin mīm. The first mīm merges into the next, which is pronounced as a strengthened or doubled mīm. The source uses أَمْ مَنْ.
Ghunnah accompanies the doubled mīm. First identify the two separate written mīms, then join them in recitation with nasal resonance and the proper lip articulation. Do not change the sound into nūn or bāʾ.
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First rule: merging mīm into mīm
Idghām occurs when another mīm follows sākin mīm. The first mīm merges into the next, which is pronounced as a strengthened or doubled mīm. The source uses أَمْ مَنْ.
Ghunnah accompanies the doubled mīm. First identify the two separate written mīms, then join them in recitation with nasal resonance and the proper lip articulation. Do not change the sound into nūn or bāʾ.