Noon and Meem Mushaddadah

Unveiling the Secrets of Noon and Meem Mushaddadah: A Concise Tajweed Guide
Embark on a journey to master the art of Tajweed, the key to unlocking the melodious intricacies of the Qur’an. In this concise guide, you’ll explore the rules of Tajweed, specifically focusing on the pronunciation of Noon and Meem Mushaddadah. In less than five minutes, you’ll gain a solid understanding of this essential aspect of Tajweed, empowering you to enhance your Qur’anic recitation with newfound clarity and precision.

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Harmonizing Your Voice with the Qur’an: A Guide to Pronouncing Noon and Meem Mushaddadah in Tajweed

• Noon

1. Noon letter is articulated by meeting the tip of the tongue with the gums of upper teeth 
2. Put your tongue tip on the gums of yours two upper front incisors and try producing the sound [ ANNN]

• MEEM

1. MEEM letter is articulated by the closing the two lips together
2. Close your two lips together without much pressing and try producing sound [AMM]

  How can we apply ?

• MEEM

1. Keep your tongue in the articulation point 
2. Produce a Ghunnah for period of time 

• NOON

1. Close the lips together to pronounce the letter together 
2. Keep them closed for a period of time with Ghunnah

  Conclusion of tajweed quran rules :

• When you find one of the two letters meem or noon carries shaddah apply the most complete Ghunnah for 2 counts 
• If the reader stops on the word ending with noon or meem mushaddad  the Ghunnah  still has to applied

Look at the following example to start pronounce both of those letters 

 :Practice with Quranic Examples

حمّالة	ثُمَّ	لمَّا	مِمَّ
النُّجُوم	الجَنَّةَ	ظَنَّ	النَّعِيم
النِّساء	إِنَّ	مُحمَّدٌ	سمَّعُون

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