Learn Quran with Tajweed online in live one-on-one classes with an Ijazah-certified teacher who corrects your recitation in real time. Whether you are starting from your first verse or refining recitation you have read for years, every session is paced to you. Flexible timings worldwide, and your first class is a free trial.
Tajweed means giving every letter of the Quran its right — its correct articulation point, length and characteristics. It matters because in Arabic a small change in pronunciation can change the meaning of a word entirely. Reciting with Tajweed protects the words of the Quran and is how recitation has been passed down, teacher to student, since it was revealed.
Allah instructs: “…and recite the Quran with measured recitation” (Surah Al-Muzzammil 73:4). That measured, precise recitation is exactly what this course teaches. You can follow the Arabic text alongside your teacher on Quran.com and practise the same passage during the week.
Makharij — articulation points. Where each letter is produced: the throat, tongue, lips or nasal passage. Most pronunciation mistakes are really Makharij mistakes, so this comes first.
Noon Sakinah & Tanween. The four rules you will use most: Izhaar (clear), Idghaam (merging), Iqlaab (converting) and Ikhfaa (partial hiding with a nasal sound).
Meem Sakinah. Ikhfaa Shafawi, Idghaam Shafawi and Izhaar Shafawi — the lip rules.
Madd — elongation. The natural madd of two counts, and the secondary madd rules of four to six counts. Consistent timing is the mark of a good reciter.
Qalqalah & Ghunnah. The bounce on ق ط ب ج د, and the nasal sound held on noon and meem.
Waqf — stopping and starting. Where it is correct to pause so the meaning is never broken.
Tajweed has always been learned talaqqi — directly from a teacher’s mouth — because you cannot hear your own subtle mistakes. That is exactly what these classes give you: live, one-on-one correction on every letter, every session. Your teacher is Ijazah-certified, female teachers are available on request, and timings are flexible worldwide. Your first class is free, with no card required.
Start today and become a confident reciter with correct pronunciation and Tajweed — book your free trial class and meet your teacher first.
Yes — often more effectively. Classes are one-on-one, so the teacher hears every letter you read and corrects it immediately, which rarely happens in a crowded group class.
No. You need to be able to read the Arabic letters. If you cannot yet, your teacher will start you on Noorani Qaida first.
Most students grasp the basic rules in about three to six months with regular practice, and reach confident, accurate recitation within a year.
Makharij — the articulation points — because correct pronunciation is the foundation every other rule builds on.
Yes. Female students can request a qualified female teacher.
Sessions are 20–30 minutes and you choose how many classes per week.
