Rules Related to Nun Sakin and Tanween - Ahkam an Nun asSkina Wa Tanween - Part 2

In this video I go over the third rule related to nun sakin and tanween ; Idghaam and its two sub rules Idgham bighunna an idgham bighair ghunna. I will go over the last rule in the next video. PowerPoint https://docs.google.com/presentation/... self test https://docs.google.com/document/d/1l... Exercise Supplement https://docs.google.com/document/d/1c... Ghunna You have been studying this already so this should be review. There are two letter that when they are mushaddad (have a shadda on them), their sound must be vibrated or held in the nose a little. نّ مّ Warm up 15 will help you perfect this Idgham Literal meaning is “to merge”. The six letters of idghaam, you have been memorizing these with every lessonى ر م ل و ن The idghaam rule is further divided into two sub categories or rules Idghaam bi ghunna – merging with nasalization Idghaam bighair ghunna – merging without nasalization Idgham This type of merging is done when the nuun sakin or tanween is followed by one of the following 4 letters (self-test)ى م و ن The reason this is bighunna or with nasalization is that the nasal sound made is similar to the one made with nuun or meem mushaddad Idgham BiGhunna This type of merging is done when the nuun sakin or tanween is followed by one of the following 4 letters (self-test)ى م و ن The reason this is bighunna or with nasalization is that the nasal sound made is similar to the one made with nuun or meem mushaddad Idgham Bighair Ghunna This type of merging is done when the nuun sakin or tanween is followed by one of the following 2 letters (self-test)ر ل The reason this is bigghair ghunna or without nasalization is that the letters before and after the tanween or nuun saking get completely merged and we do not pronounce the nuun sound at all (do not make the nasal sound