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Rules of Tajweed - اَلْإِقْلاَبُ - Chapter: Flipping.

Al Iqlab اَلْإِقْلاَبُ (Flipping)

Any Noon Sakeena (ن,نْ) or Tanween (ـــًـــٍـــٌــ) followed by ب will change into a Meen (م).

Example:
مِنم بَعْدِهِ

كِرَامٍم بَرَرَةٍ


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