The Arabic alphabet consists of 28 letters
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Idghaam means to merge the “ن” sound of the Noon Sakin or tanween with the following letter(must be one of يرملون letters “ی ر م ل و ن”)
Lastly, notice the pairs below, in which the Arabic letter ن n is present in the Arabic word, but in which the Hebrew letter נ n, its corollary, is mysteriously absent in the Hebrew word
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As a result, the recitor emphasises the merging of the م (Meem) and يَ (Yaa) as the Noon Saakin is dropped and hence, the sound produced is ‘myyyyyy’
The letters representing /t͡s/ and /d͡z/ look like a ح with three dots above and an hamza ( ء) above; څ and ځ
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And it might also look a bit like a letter called Fa ف that we will discuss later
Idghaam ONLY occurs when 2 words are present – the first word will end with a Noon Saakin or Tanween and the second word will start with 1 of the letters of Idh-ghaam
purely Arabic -- a constriction of the throat and an expulsion of the breath with the vocal cords vibrating