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Letter: bah ب and its Characteristics
1.1 Shiddah (Stoppage of Sound, Strong Collision) ٱلشِدَّة Imprisonment of the running of the sound when pronouncing a letter due to complete reliance on the articulation point.
Members[8]: hamza أ | bah ب | tah ت | jeem ج | daA د | TaH ط | qaAf ق | kaAf ك |
2.2 Tarqiyq (Empty Mouth, Light Letter, Thin) ٱلتَّرْقِيق (Thinness) It is a thinness that enters the body of the letter, so the mouth is not filled with its reverberation.
Members[18]: bah ب | tah ت | thah ث | jeem ج | HaA ح | daA د | dhaA ذ | zayn ز | seen س | sheen ش | AAayn ع | fa ف | kaAf ك | meem م | nuwn ن | hah ه | waw و | ya ي |
3.2 Jahr (Stoppage of Breath)أَلْجَهْر It refers to the absence of the impact of ones breath after pronouncing particular letters due, to the strength of the letter pronounced.
Members[18]: hamza أ | bah ب | jeem ج | daA د | dhaA ذ | ra ر | zayn ز | SaAD ص | DaAd ض | TaH ط | ZaH ظ | AAayn ع | ghayn غ | qaAf ق | laAM ل | meem م | nuwn ن | hah ه | ya ي |
4.2 Infitah (Opening of the Mouth) إِنْفِتَاح (Separation) It is the absence of compression of the sound of the letter of between the tongue and the roof of the mouth.
Members[24]: hamza أ | bah ب | tah ت | thah ث | jeem ج | HaA ح | khaA خ | daA د | dhaA ذ | ra ر | zayn ز | seen س | sheen ش | AAayn ع | ghayn غ | fa ف | qaAf ق | kaAf ك | laAM ل | meem م | nuwn ن | hah ه | waw و | ya ي |
5.2 IstifaAl (Lowered) - إِسْتِفَال (Dropping or Lowering) The absence of pressuring the letter to the roof of the mouth due to the lack of raising the deepest part of the tongue when pronouncing such letter
Members[21]: hamza أ | bah ب | tah ت | thah ث | jeem ج | HaA ح | daA د | dhaA ذ | ra ر | zayn ز | seen س | sheen ش | AAayn ع | fa ف | kaAf ك | laAM ل | meem م | nuwn ن | hah ه | waw و | ya ي |
6.1 Idhlaq (Smooth and Easy) إِذْلَاق
Members[6]: hamza أ | bah ب | tah ت | thah ث | jeem ج | HaA ح | khaA خ | daA د | dhaA ذ | ra ر | zayn ز | seen س | sheen ش | SaAD ص | DaAd ض | TaH ط | ZaH ظ | AAayn ع | ghayn غ | fa ف | qaAf ق | kaAf ك | laAM ل | meem م | nuwn ن | hah ه | waw و | ya ي |

Attributes without Opposites
7. Qalqalah قَلْقَلَة (Echo Sound)Qalqalah is bouncing (or shaking) the point of articulation of specific letters when pronounced with sukoon.
Members: bah ب | jeem ج | daA د | TaH ط | qaAf ق |

Nuwn Sakina Behavior
7.4 Iqlab إِقْلَابMembers[1]: bah ب |
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بَا
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أَبَي
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أَبَو
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أَبَا
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أَبِ
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أَبُ
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أَبَ
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أُبَي
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أُبَا
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أُبِ
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إِبَا
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