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Suppose : phi :G -H is a group isomorphism . If N is a normal subgroup...

Suppose : phi :G -H is a group isomorphism . If N is a normal subgroup of G then phi(N) is a normal subgroup of H. Prove it is a subgroup and prove it is normal?
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