Iẓhār means pronouncing the n-sound distinctly rather than assimilating it into the following letter. The source note describes clear articulation through the letter’s place of articulation and inherent qualities.
Iẓhār is triggered by a throat letter. Let the n be audible before beginning the next consonant; do not merge it or apply the concealed sound of ikhfāʾ.
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Iẓhār: a clear n-sound
Sākin Nūn & Tanwīn — Iẓhār, Idghām, Qalb and Ikhfāʾ
Iẓhār means pronouncing the n-sound distinctly rather than assimilating it into the following letter. The source note describes clear articulation through the letter’s place of articulation and inherent qualities.
Iẓhār is triggered by a throat letter. Let the n be audible before beginning the next consonant; do not merge it or apply the concealed sound of ikhfāʾ.