Quran Reading with Tajweed
القراءة بالتجويد
For students who can already read Arabic script and want to recite correctly and fluently. By the end, you recite with correct pronunciation and timing, and you know why each rule applies.
- Level
- Can read Arabic script
- Stages
- 10
- Classes
- Live on Google Meet
- Teachers
- Ijazah-certified
Who This Course Is For
- Students who have finished Noorani Qaida
- Adults who read Arabic but aren't sure their pronunciation is right
- Anyone who wants to recite in salah with confidence
- Readers who know the rules in theory but want them corrected live
By the End, You Will Be Able To
- Pronounce every letter from its correct point of articulation
- Apply the rules of noon sakinah, meem sakinah and ghunnah
- Stretch each madd for the right number of counts
- Stop and start in the right places, keeping the meaning whole
The Syllabus, Stage by Stage
Each stage builds on the one before. Your teacher decides when you’re ready to move on, and the short practice after each class helps every stage settle at home.
- 01
Points of Articulation
مخارج الحروفFind exactly where each letter is born, in the throat, on the tongue or at the lips, so that similar letters stop sounding alike.
- 02
Letter Qualities
صفات الحروفLearn the qualities that give each letter its character, such as heaviness, whispering and strength.
- 03
Noon Sakinah & Tanween
أحكام النون الساكنة والتنوينMaster izhar, idgham, iqlab and ikhfa: when the noon is clear, merged, changed or hidden.
- 04
Meem Sakinah
أحكام الميم الساكنةRead a resting meem correctly before each letter: hidden, merged or clear.
- 05
Nasal Sound
الغنةHold the nasal sound of noon and meem for its full two counts, no shorter and no longer.
- 06
Echoing Letters
القلقلةGive the five echoing letters their small bounce when they rest, so that they never go silent.
- 07
Stretching Vowels
المدKnow how long to stretch each vowel, from the natural two counts to the full six.
- 08
Sun & Moon Letters
أحكام اللامKnow when the 'l' of al- is said and when it is silent, and when to say the name of Allah heavily or lightly.
- 09
Heavy & Light Ra
أحكام الراءDecide in each word whether ra is full and heavy or thin and light.
- 10
Stopping & Starting
الوقف والابتداءRead the stop signs in the mushaf and pause where the meaning stays whole.
What a Tajweed Lesson Looks Like
Each lesson pairs one rule with real ayat. The teacher explains the rule in plain words, recites an example, then listens as the student finds the rule in the mushaf and applies it.
Rules are only useful when they become habit, so the teacher keeps coming back to earlier rules while you read, until you apply them without thinking.
Start Quran Reading with Tajweed with a Free Class
Meet your teacher, read a little together, and find your starting stage. There's nothing to pay for the trial.