M1
Module 1 — Foundations
- The concept of Tajweed and its importance
- Makharij al-Huroof — the 17 points of articulation for Arabic letters
- Sifaat al-Huroof — the characteristics of Arabic letters
- Heavy (Mufakhkham) and light (Muraqqaq) letters
Beginner to Advanced — All Levels Welcome
Online Tajweed Classes — Learn to Recite the Quran Correctly
Master the rules of Tajweed and recite the Quran as it was revealed. Private 1-on-1 classes with an experienced female teacher — from your first Tajweed rule to confident full-Quran recitation.
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Reciting the Holy Quran with Tajweed — correct pronunciation and articulation — is one of the most beautiful and rewarding skills a Muslim can develop. The Prophet Muhammad ﷺ said: “Recite the Quran in a beautiful manner.” (Abu Dawud) At Hidayah Quran, our online Tajweed classes are taught one-to-one by our qualified female teacher, making them ideal for sisters and families who prefer to learn in a private, comfortable environment.
Understanding Tajweed
What is Tajweed?
Tajweed (تجويد) means ‘to do something well’ or ‘to make something beautiful.’ In the context of the Quran, Tajweed refers to the set of rules that govern how each letter of the Arabic alphabet should be pronounced — from its exact point of articulation (Makhraj) and its characteristics (Sifaat).
The scholars of Islam unanimously agree that reciting the Quran with Tajweed is an obligation (fard) for every Muslim.
Quranic Obligation
Allah commands recitation with tarteel — measured, careful recitation (Al-Muzzammil 73:4). Tajweed fulfils this divine command.
Prophetic Tradition
The rules of Tajweed preserve exactly how the Prophet ﷺ recited, through 1,400 years of unbroken oral transmission.
Correct Meaning
Mispronouncing Arabic letters can change the meaning of Quranic verses. Tajweed protects the integrity of the Divine Word.
Spiritual Depth
Reciting with Tajweed deepens mindfulness and spiritual connection during Salah and personal Quran reading.
Curriculum
What Our Tajweed Course Covers
Eight structured modules take you from Tajweed foundations to confident, rule-perfect recitation of the Quran.
M2
Module 2 — Rules of Noon Sakinah and Tanween
- Izhar (clear pronunciation) — the 6 throat letters
- Idgham (merging) — with and without Ghunnah
- Ikhfa (hiding) — the 15 letters requiring nasal sound
- Iqlab (conversion) — the Ba letter
M3
Module 3 — Rules of Meem Sakinah
- Idgham Shafawi (merging of Meem)
- Ikhfa Shafawi (hiding before Ba)
- Izhar Shafawi (clear Meem)
M4
Module 4 — Ghunnah (Nasal Sound)
- What is Ghunnah and when is it applied
- Heavy and light Ghunnah
- Duration of Ghunnah (2 counts)
M5
Module 5 — Madd (Elongation) Rules
- Madd Asli (original Madd) — 2 counts
- Madd Muttasil (connected) — 4–5 counts
- Madd Munfasil (separated) — 4–5 counts
- Madd Lazim — 6 counts
- Madd Aarid (for pausing) — 2, 4 or 6 counts
M6
Module 6 — Qalqalah (Echo/Bounce)
- The 5 Qalqalah letters (ق ط ب ج د)
- Minor and major Qalqalah
- How to apply Qalqalah in recitation
M7
Module 7 — Shaddah and Sukoon Rules
- Correct pronunciation of doubled letters
- Rules around letters with Sukoon
M8
Module 8 — Waqf and Ibtida (Stopping and Starting)
- Waqf signs in the Mushaf and their meanings
- Correct places to pause during recitation
- How to restart recitation correctly
Practical Application (Throughout All Modules)
- Regular recitation of Quran passages applying rules learned
- Correction of existing errors in your recitation
- Recording and listening back exercises
Who Should Enrol
Who Are Our Tajweed Classes For?
1
Sisters and ladies who want to recite the Quran beautifully — whether for Salah, personal recitation or Ramadan preparation.
2
Children aged 7+ who have completed Noorani Qaida and are ready to learn proper recitation rules.
3
Adults who can already read the Quran but know their pronunciation is not correct and want to fix it.
4
Anyone preparing to lead family prayers (Salah) — knowing Tajweed ensures your recitation in Salah is correct.
5
Students of Islamic knowledge who want to develop a scholarly understanding of Tajweed theory.
Common Questions
Tajweed Classes — FAQ
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