Tajweed classes
Live Tajweed with a teacher who can hear you: makharij, noon sakin, madd, then Khatam.
Who it is for
Tajweed suits students who can already read the Quran in Arabic script. Your teacher listens first and begins the rules when that reading is steady.
What is learned
You apply the rules while you continue to read, and over time you work towards completing the Quran (Khatam), with a certificate. The lessons cover:
- Makharij and sifaat
- Rules of noon sakin and tanween
- Rules of meem sakin
- Qalqalah
- Types of madd
- Heavy and light letters
- Completing the Quran (Khatam), with a certificate
Lesson format
Classes are still 30 minutes, live and one-to-one in the Noor Harf classroom. You choose a female or male teacher. The teacher hears you apply the rules as you read. You keep the same weekly time, with a 15-minute gap after class.
A typical lesson
A typical lesson works through one or two rules in your recitation. The teacher listens for makharij and madd, then you continue the Khatam reading. A certificate is for completing the Quran, not for a short first week.
How to start
Book 3 free trial classes for Quran, no card needed. If you already read and would like Tajweed, say so when you book so the placement assessment can listen first. Your teacher decides when the rules begin.
Book a free trialQuestions
Can I start Tajweed straight away?
Your teacher listens first. Tajweed begins when you can already read the Quran in Arabic script.
What rules are taught?
Makharij and sifaat, noon sakin and tanween, meem sakin, qalqalah, types of madd, and heavy and light letters, then completing the Quran with a certificate.
How long is the class?
Quran classes are 30 minutes, including Tajweed.
Is there a certificate?
A certificate is listed for completing the Quran (Khatam).