Idghaam refers to the assimilation of one letter into the other. The rule of Idghaam will apply when the letters ومني are preceded by a Noon Saakin (نْ) or Tanween (ًٌٍ). The emphasis will be on the succeeding letter because of the presence of a Shaddah ( ّ) and will be read with Ghunna. The nasalization should not exceed the duration of two harakah. (2-3 second duration).
IDGHAAM MITHLAYN (Assimilation of the same kind)
This rule applies when two letters following each other are the same. The first letter has a Saakin ( ْ) and the second letter is vocal and has a Shaddah ( ّ) on it. When reciting the letters keep in mind that the Saakin letter becomes assimilated into the letter following it
IDGHAAM MUTAQAARIBAYN (Assimilation of letters with similar origin)
This rule applies when a letter in a word is Saakin ( ْ) and the letter following it has a Shaddah ( ّ). When pronounced it appears to be close to the same place of origin as the Saakin letter. The Saakin letter will assimilate with the vocal letter when recited.
IDGHAAM MUTAJAANISAYN (Assimilation of related kind)
This rule applies when a letter in a word is Saakin ( ْ) and the letter following it has a Shaddah ( ّ) and when pronounced has the same place of origin as the Saakin letter. The Saakin letter will assimilate with the vocal letter when recited
Aswaatul Qurraa is intended to enhance the learning process for aspirant Huffaadh and at the same time is meant as a tribute to those who love reciting and listening to the Quran
