Mahnoor Mushtaq Ahmad:

International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA): /mɑːˈnuːr ˈmʊʃtɑːk ˈæmɑːd/

Simplified Phonetic Spelling (English-based): Mah-noor Mush-tak Ah-mad

Alternative Phonetic Spellings (considering regional variations):

• Mahnoor: Mah-noor (common), Man-oor (potential simplification)
• Mushtaq: Mush-tak (common), Moosh-tak (potential variation), Moos-tack (potential simplification)
• Ahmad: Ah-mad (common), Ah-mud (potential variation)

Detailed Breakdown:

• Mahnoor: The "ah" sound is a relatively open "a" as in "father." The "oo" represents a sound similar to "oo" in "moon." The "r" is a distinct alveolar r.

• Mushtaq: The "u" in "Mushtaq" is a short "u" sound as in "put." The "sh" is a palatal fricative. The "t" is an alveolar stop. The "aq" combination produces a sound similar to "ak" in "back," but with a slight "q" influence depending on the speaker's dialect.

• Ahmad: The "Ah" is similar to the "ah" in Mahnoor. The "mad" is pronounced as a short "a" as in "cat" followed by a "d" sound.

These phonetic spellings aim to provide a guide for pronunciation, acknowledging that subtle variations exist depending on regional accents and individual speech patterns. The IPA transcription offers a more precise representation for linguists, while the simplified spellings are intended for everyday use.