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**diundasmink** · 12-18-2009, 01:20 AM

lastly, I'm pretty sure that particular rule of tajwid, is universally applied in the arabic language i.e. the nun sakinah, before the ba, is always pronounced like a meem.

I've never heard it pronounced otherwise, in classical, modern or any other dialect, or read anything contrary when I learned how to read arabic.

Most tajwid rules are for the Qur'an but that one is universal. I've never heard anything else.

12-18-2009, 01:20 AM	#18
diundasmink Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 539 Senior Member	lastly, I'm pretty sure that particular rule of tajwid, is universally applied in the arabic language i.e. the nun sakinah, before the ba, is always pronounced like a meem. I've never heard it pronounced otherwise, in classical, modern or any other dialect, or read anything contrary when I learned how to read arabic. Most tajwid rules are for the Qur'an but that one is universal. I've never heard anything else.
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