Tajweed Basics – Correct Quran Recitation
Learn the rules of Tajweed online with certified tutors and recite the Quran correctly and beautifully in one-on-one classes. Free trial class available.
About This Course
This course introduces students to the rules of Tajweed, helping them pronounce each letter with accuracy and recite the Quran as it was revealed.
Duration
4 to 6 months
Audience
Kids & Adults after Fluent Reading
Language
English, Urdu
Schedule
2–3 classes per week, 30 minutes each
What You'll Learn
Course Roadmap
Makharij (points of articulation)
Rules of Noon Sakin & Tanween
Meem Sakin rules
Qalqalah rules
Madd (elongation)
Simple & Affordable Packages
Choose a plan that fits your family's schedule. Every package includes one-on-one live classes, course outlines, progress reports, and regular assessments.
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Progress Plan
4 Classes / Week
$75 / month
$60 / month
Early Bird Discount
- Free Trial Class (3 Days)
- Money-Back Guarantee
- Cancel Anytime
- Male / Female Teachers
- Flexible Rescheduling
- Make-up Classes
Enrolling More Than One Child?
Families enrolling multiple children get a discount on each additional sibling. The exact discount is confirmed with you at enrollment, based on the plan you choose — not a flat rate published here, since it varies by plan.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Tajweed is the set of rules that govern how each Arabic letter and sound should be pronounced when reciting the Quran — where the sound originates (Makharij), how long to elongate a letter, when to pause. It's what separates simply reading the words from reciting them the way the Quran was revealed.
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— QTaleem
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