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Question Alhamdulillah,
for your interesting site. This is my question: in the following ayah
in surah Al Qamar
, there is a shaddah on
the letter ta’ (
)
- and before there is a dal (
) with a sukoon. How should
this combination be pronounced? Answer There
is an idghaam (
), or
merging of the letter
into
the letter
.
As
we learned in the tidbit lessons before, idghaam is the meeting of a
non-voweled letter with a voweled letter so that they become on emphasized
letter of the second kind. The
merges
into the
completely,
and the
acquires
a shaddah. The
is
not pronounced at all, since it has completely merged into the
.
This
type of idghaam occurs in some letters, but not all, when a saakin letter
meets a voweled letter and they share the same articulation point.
This type of idghaam is called:
, or merging
of two similar. |