The next part of the book, section four, on the nasal sound (ghunnah), gathers the cases involving nasal resonance. Ghunnah is an audible nasal quality, not an interchangeable pronunciation used regardless of letter and rule.
The previous section introduced concealment before bāʾ and merging mīm into mīm. The author now also identifies doubled nūn and mīm, plus specific situations involving sākin nūn and tanwīn.
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Fourth section: what ghunnah is
The next part of the book, section four, on the nasal sound (ghunnah), gathers the cases involving nasal resonance. Ghunnah is an audible nasal quality, not an interchangeable pronunciation used regardless of letter and rule.
The previous section introduced concealment before bāʾ and merging mīm into mīm. The author now also identifies doubled nūn and mīm, plus specific situations involving sākin nūn and tanwīn.