Reading the Quran with Tajweed
Build fluent, correct recitation with Tajweed rules, makharij and practical correction in every lesson.
- Makharij
- Tajweed rules
- Fluent reading
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Seven programmes for kids and adults, taught one to one by our team of professional instructors — from your first Qaida letters to Tajweed, Naat and Fiqh. Hover “Our Courses” in the menu to jump straight to any course.
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Every course below is taught one to one by your own dedicated instructor.
Build fluent, correct recitation with Tajweed rules, makharij and practical correction in every lesson.
Study the meaning of the Quran, verse by verse, with simple explanations you can apply at home.
A child-friendly start: Arabic letters, joining, and first reading from Qaida at a gentle pace.
Learn the Kalimas and the steps of Salah with clear repetition, so children pray with understanding.
Memorise authentic daily duas — morning, evening, eating, travel and more — with meaning.
Recite Naat with correct pronunciation, melody and feeling — breathing control, pitch, tarannum and stage confidence, for children and adults.
Taharah, Salah, fasting, zakat and contemporary everyday matters — taught from authentic sources with clear, practical answers.
Course notes and practical answers to read before you enroll.
Usually 30–45 minutes, arranged with your instructor so younger children are not tired and adults still have time to recite.
Qaida students: a Noorani or similar Qaida. Tajweed and Tafseer: a clear Mushaf. Namaz and duas: your instructor shares a simple list — no extra paid materials required.
Ask on WhatsApp. Very young siblings can sit together for Qaida; Tajweed is better one-to-one so mistakes are heard.
Anyone who loves the Prophet ﷺ and wants to recite well — children building their first tarannum and adults polishing pitch, breathing and stage presence. A good voice is a bonus, not a requirement.
We begin with Taharah (wudu, ghusl, tayammum), move through the fiqh of Salah, then fasting, zakat and everyday contemporary matters — taught from authentic sources with clear, practical answers.
Pick a subject, choose a time, and start with your instructor this week.