Ghunnah is a term in Arabic phonetics that refers to a nasal sound produced during the pronunciation of certain letters. It is an important aspect of Tajweed, the rules governing the recitation of the Quran. Ghunnah is typically associated with the letters ن (noon) and م (meem) when they are followed by specific letters, creating a nasal quality in the sound. In recitation, Ghunnah can be either complete or incomplete, depending on the context. A complete Ghunnah lasts for two counts, while an incomplete one lasts for one count. Mastering Ghunnah enhances the beauty and clarity of Quranic recitation, making it essential for those learning to read the Quran correctly.