Rules of Silent Noon and Tanween in Arabic Language
Learn about the rules of silent noon and tanween in Arabic language, including their pronunciation, position in words, and types of words in which they occur. Silent noon remains unchanged in writing and pronunciation, while tanween doesn't appear in writing when stopping. Understanding these rules is essential for correct pronunciation and reading in Arabic.
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UNIT 2 LESSON 2 THE RULES OF SILENT NOON ( ) & TANWEEN
Aspect of Comparison Silent Noon Tanween Pronunciation Unchanged in writing & Pronunciation Doesn t appear in Writing When Stopping Unchanged when stopping Unchanged in continued reading but not when stopping on it Position in the World In the middle & at the end of the Word At the end of the noun - - Types of words in which it occurs
