Quran recitation with Tajweed
Study core Tajweed rules, then practice applying them while reciting. Your tutor can give feedback on pronunciation, elongation and stopping.

Key Tajweed rules
- Nun Sakinah & Tanween rules - Izhar, Idgham, Iqlab, Ikhfa
- Meem Sakinah rules - Izhar Shafawi, Idgham Shafawi, Ikhfa Shafawi
- Madd prolongations - natural, connected, and compulsory lengthening
- Qalqalah, heavy and light letters, and stopping rules (Waqf)
- Practice Makharij and clear pronunciation
How lessons work
- Learn each rule with examples, then practice it aloud
- Share your recitation for guided feedback
- Practice exercises and verses matched to each rule
- Monthly written recitation feedback on selected plans
- Classical Tajweed references used in lessons
Practice Tajweed rules
Learn a rule, hear examples, then practice it during recitation.
- Learn the rule
Your tutor explains a rule and gives examples from the Mushaf.
- Practice aloud
Practice the verses while your tutor listens and gives feedback.
- Apply it to a new passage
Practice the rule in other passages as you learn.
- Review with your tutor
Review pronunciation, pacing and stopping points with your tutor.
One-to-one recitation practice
In one-to-one lessons, your tutor listens as you recite and gives feedback on pronunciation, Tajweed rules and stopping points.
Learner feedback
Comments about the course and teaching format.
