both after tanwīn:
and "normal" nūn sākin:

and even one example where the extra green nūn is misplaced -- thus showing that the colour signs were added in a second phase:

should have been like this I'm a bit disappointed that van der Put has never seen or heard of iẓhār nūn, although I have published about it. I first discovered it in Bombay reprints from Indonesia, but later both in Indian mss. and prints. It correspondce to iqlāb mīm:

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