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Lesson 10 : Sukun

When a syllable ends in a consonant, the consonant is free of all vowels. In Arabic, this is represented by means of a special symbol atop the letter. This symbol is called a sukoon and the letter which holds this symbol is called saakin. Therefore, the letter 'M' in the word 'FROM' would be transliterated with a sukoon atop the letter 'meem'. Only the sound of the letter would be pronounced just as we pronounce the sound of the letter 'M' when we recite this word.

Remember that a syllable is not a word. Therefore, saakin letters can occur in the middle or at the end of a word.

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Practice Table 1 : Sukun After Fathah

اَفْ	اَغْ	اَلْ	اَنْ	اَمْ
اَدْ	اَجْ	اَبْ	اَطْ	اَقْ
اَضْ	اَقْ	اَكْ	اَطْ	اَتْ
اَغْ	اَجْ	اَزْ	اَظْ	اَذْ
اَخْ	اَشْ	اَصْ	اَسْ	اَثْ
اَلْ	اَرْ	اَيْ	اَيْ	اَوْ
اَحْ	اَهْ	اَعْ	اَءْ	اَاْ

Practice Table 2 : Sukun After Kasrah

اُجْ	اُثْ	اُتْ	اُبْ	اِاْ
اِرْ	اِذْ	اِدْ	اِخْ	اِحْ
اِضْ	اِصْ	اِشْ	اِسْ	اِزْ
اِفْ	اِغْ	اِعْ	اِظْ	اِطْ
اِنْ	اِمْ	اِلْ	اِكْ	اِقْ
اِيْ	اِيْ	اِءْ	اِهْ	اِهْ

Practice Table 3 : Sukun After Dhammah

اُجْ	اُثْ	اُتْ	اُبْ	اُاْ
اُرْ	اُذْ	اُدْ	اُخْ	اُحْ
اُضْ	اُصْ	اُشْ	اُسْ	اُزْ
اُفْ	اُغْ	اُعْ	اُظْ	اُطْ
اُنْ	اُمْ	اُلْ	اُكْ	اُقْ
اُعْ	اُءْ	اُحْ	اُهْ	اُوْ

Exercise 10 with Sound

اَمْرٍ	اِهْدِ	لَسْتَ
شَاْنٌ	سَعْىَ	بَعْدُ

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