وَيْ
Woe to those who give less [than due],
Noon sakinah & tanween
إِدْغَام بِلَا غُنَّة
Idgham without ghunnah means merging a noon sakinah or tanween completely into a following lam (ل) or ra (ر) with no nasal sound.
When noon sakinah or tanween is followed by lam or ra, the noon disappears into that letter and the lam or ra is read with a shadda. Unlike the four letters of idgham with ghunnah, there is no nasal hum here: the merge is complete.
Letters
Lam and ra.
Skip the noon sound entirely.
Press the lam or ra with a shadda, without any hum through the nose.
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وَيْ
Woe to those who give less [than due],
فَعَّا
Effecter of what He intends.
فَوَيْ
So woe to those who pray
أ
Because he sees himself self-sufficient.
Idgham without ghunnah means merging a noon sakinah or tanween completely into a following lam (ل) or ra (ر) with no nasal sound.
Only lam (ل) and ra (ر).
Both merge the noon into the next letter; only the second (ي ن م و) keeps a nasal sound for two counts.
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