User:Korone Inugami/IPA for Arabic

Notes:
 * 1) The vowelless nun or tanwin used to form nasal or prenasal consonants in the start of next word.
 * 2) Before ya, ra, mim, lam, waw, and another nun, the nun is proununced as a full nasal.
 * 3) Before guttural consonants both nun (or tanwin) and next letter pronunced normally.
 * 4) Before the rest consonants it is pronunced as prenasal.
 * 5) The alif ا long a following the previous letter in the nasalisation.
 * 6) The letter ط is closer to the throat more than dal and ta' making it partially voiceless and closer to tee-sound more than dee.
 * 7) The voiceless polsive consonants can be aspirated or unaspirated.
 * 8) It is better to pronunce them as aspirated in informal conversation to avoid confusion but without exaggeration.
 * 9) The letter ة pronunced /t/ only if voweled and /h/ if voweless.
 * 10) The forms of hamza ا، إ، أ is only pronunced approximant /ʔ̞/ if followed by two gluttural letters like in أأعجمي /ʔ̞aʔ̬aʕ̞ɟamijː/.
 * 11) The letter ا only treated as hamza in the beginning of the sentence or in words like اسم another form of إسم "name" used in "باسم الله, in the name of God".
 * 12) The letters ت and ك pronunced as prevoiced if they was voiceless before د, ط, and ك as in وجدتها /waɟad͡tʰːuhaː/ and نَخْلُقكُم /naχˠlu ̬q̟ʰːum/, but if the letters ط، د، ق followed by ت and د it is pronunced as fully assimilated.
 * 13) The same thing applied to fricative and affricate consonants but optional because it is possible to pronunce them all without let them assimilated.