Master the Art of Quranic Recitation
Learn Tajweed with our interactive platform and perfect your Quran pronunciation
What is Tajweed?
Tajweed is the set of rules governing pronunciation during recitation of the Quran. The term comes from the Arabic root ج-و-د (j-w-d) meaning "to make better" or "to improve."
The goal of tajweed is to ensure the proper articulation of every letter, with all its qualities, and to observe the rules that apply to those letters in different situations.
By learning tajweed, you'll be able to recite the Quran as it was revealed to Prophet Muhammad ﷺ, preserving its beauty and meaning.
Our Approach to Teaching Tajweed
Real-time Voice Analysis
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Expert-Led Lessons
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Comprehensive Curriculum
Structured lessons covering all aspects of tajweed from basic makharij to advanced rules.
Essential Tajweed Rules
Makharij (Articulation Points)
Makharij are the points of articulation where the letters of the Arabic alphabet originate from. There are 17 main articulation points grouped into five general areas:
- Al-Jawf (the empty space in the mouth and throat): For elongation letters (alif, waw, ya)
- Al-Halq (the throat): For letters like ه ,ح ,ع ,غ ,خ ,ء
- Al-Lisaan (the tongue): For letters like ل ,ن ,ر ,د ,ت ,ط
- Ash-Shafataan (the lips): For letters like ف ,و ,ب ,م
- Al-Khayshoom (the nasal passage): For ghunnah (nasalization)
Proper pronunciation begins with identifying the exact point where each letter should be articulated.
Learning Path
Progress through structured levels to master Tajweed
Beginner
Learn Arabic alphabet, basic pronunciation, and introductory concepts of Tajweed.
- Letter recognition and pronunciation
- Basic vowel sounds (harakaat)
- Simple word formation
Elementary
Focus on articulation points and basic Tajweed rules for clear recitation.
- Makharij (articulation points)
- Basic sifaat (letter characteristics)
- Simple rules for noon saakinah and tanween
Intermediate
Advance to more complex rules and begin fluid recitation of short surahs.
- Rules of madd (prolongation)
- Rules for meem saakinah
- Waqf (stopping) and ibtidaa' (starting)
Advanced
Master complex rules and perfect your recitation with proper melody.
- Advanced madd rules
- Special rules for specific letters
- Introduction to qiraat (styles of recitation)
- Proper melody and tone