فَأَمَّا مَ
So as for he who transgressed
Noon sakinah & tanween
إِخْفَاء
Ikhfa means hiding a noon sakinah or tanween, with ghunnah, before any of the fifteen remaining letters.
Ikhfa is the most common noon rule. The noon is neither clearly pronounced (izhar) nor fully merged (idgham): the tongue does not touch the place of the noon, the sound is carried through the nose for about two counts, and the mouth already takes the shape of the next letter.
Letters
Fifteen letters: all those not covered by izhar, idgham and iqlab.
Keep the tongue away from the noon’s place (behind the upper front teeth).
Let the sound resonate in the nose for about two counts.
Prepare the mouth for the next letter while humming: light before light letters, fuller before heavy ones such as ص ض ط ظ ق.
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فَأَمَّا مَ
So as for he who transgressed
مِ
From the evil of that which He created
وَكَأْ
And a full cup.
فَأَ
To him you give attention.
مُّطَا
Obeyed there [in the heavens] and trustworthy.
Ikhfa means hiding a noon sakinah or tanween, with ghunnah, before any of the fifteen remaining letters.
Fifteen: ت ث ج د ذ ز س ش ص ض ط ظ ف ق ك.
No. In idgham the noon is absorbed into the next letter (which gets a shadda); in ikhfa the noon is hidden but the next letter has no shadda.
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