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As Salaam Alyikum: Answer Wa alaikum assalaam wa rahmatu Allahi wa barakatuh. The word is one we need to be careful to pronounce properly when stopping on it, since we have the letter with a fixed sukoon, followed by the letter with a presented sukoon. The only time you will have to pronounce two saakin letters together is in a situation like this, where there is a fixed sukoon on the second to the last letter of the word and we are stopping on the word, so the last letter then acquires a sukoon. The letter is a letter that is unique to the Arabic language articulated from one or both sides of the tongue and the area near to the upper molars. It also has the characteristc of , or lengthening of the the tongue that is also specific only to this letter. For this reason, we have to be careful to say the correctly from the accurate articulation point while giving it tafkheem as well as and the timing of , this is done with collision of the two parts of articulation, and after pronouncing it with all of these characteristics, we have to make a second collision for the letter using the tip of the tongue and that which lies opposite to it from the gums of the two front top teeth. We also need to give the saakinah the timing of tawassit. There is no small fat-h on the when stopping on this word, but the sound of the saakinah followed by the saakinah is one we may not be used to hearing. Any time there is a saakin letter with before the last letter of the word and we are stopping on the word, we have to be careful to pronounce both letters with their full characteristics. You are most welcome. |