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Sakin Mim When a letter has the diacritical mark Sukun over it, it is pronounced with no following vowel. For example,[ مِن ] with Sukun over Nun [ ن ] is pronounced "min", while [ مِنَ ] with Fathah over Nun [ ن ] is pronounced "mina". Remember: Mim [ م ] is produced from the lips. Unlike [ ب ] and [ و ], the air released with Mim [ م ] goes out through the nose. Pronounce Sakin Mim [ م ] in the same way you pronounce the letter [m] in the word "come". The pronunciation of Sakin Mim [ م ] will be sharp and clear except when it is followed by the letters Ba" [ ب ] or Mim [ م ]. Now read the examples. |
