Ghunnah

Ghunnah Edit

Which rules use Ghunnah. Edit

The Types of Ghunnah Edit

Akmal - Edit

The Most Complete Ghunnah - The Longest Ghunna - Used when:

1. There is a Shadda on a Meem or a Noon. Known as Noon Mushaddah and Meem Mushaddah
2. Used with the Idghaam Bighunna - Idghaam Kaamil rule for Noon Saakinah and Tanween is in use.

Kaamilah - Edit

Complete Ghunnah - The second Longest - Used when:

1. There is Noon Saakinah using the Ikhfaa Rule
2. There is Meem Saakinah is using the al-Ikhfaa ash-Shafawee Rule.

Naaqus - Edit

Incomplete Ghunnah - The second Shortest - Used When:

1. There is Noon Saakinah using the Izhaar Rule
2. There is Meem Saakinah is using the al-Izhaar ash-Shafawee Rule.

Anqus - Edit

he Most Incomplete Ghunnah - The Shortest - Used When:

1. A Noon or Meem carry a Vowel