Before lām (ل), sākin nūn or tanwīn assimilates into lām without a sustained ghunnah. The book’s example is هُدًى لِلْمُتَّقِينَ.
The tanwīn before lām is not sounded as an independent, fully articulated n between the words. Instead, the lām is assimilated into correctly, without adding a prolonged nasal passage.
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No-ghunnah idghām before lām
Sākin Nūn & Tanwīn — Iẓhār, Idghām, Qalb and Ikhfāʾ
Before lām (ل), sākin nūn or tanwīn assimilates into lām without a sustained ghunnah. The book’s example is هُدًى لِلْمُتَّقِينَ.
The tanwīn before lām is not sounded as an independent, fully articulated n between the words. Instead, the lām is assimilated into correctly, without adding a prolonged nasal passage.