Tajweed Course
Instructor:
Islam Mohamed
04 April, 2025
Course overview
The Tajweed Course is a structured program focused on helping students recite the Quran accurately, beautifully, and confidently by applying the rules of Tajweed in a clear, step‑by‑step way. It guides learners from correct pronunciation of Arabic letters and Makharij to mastering essential rules like Madd, Qalqalah, Ikhfa, Idgham, and Waqf, with plenty of live practice on real Quranic verses. Suitable for both kids and adults who can already read basic Quran, the course combines expert instruction, interactive correction, and regular recitation exercises so students gradually transform their reading into precise, melodious Quran recitation.
Curriculum and structure
- Beginner level focuses on Makharij, basic vowels (Harakaat), simple Madd (elongation), and core rules like Noon/Meem Sakinah and Tanween, applied to short surahs such as Juz Amma.
- Intermediate and advanced levels add Sifaat (letter characteristics), Tafkheem/Tarqiq (heavy and light letters), advanced Madd types, Waqf and Ibtida (stopping and starting), and fine‑tuning melody and rhythm across longer passages.
- Articulation points of letters, vowels, Qalqalah, Sun and Moon letters, Noon and Meem Mushaddadah, rules of Noon Sakinah and Tanween, Meem and Laam Sakinah.
- Detailed Madd categories (Tabi‘i, Muttasil, Munfasil, Lazim, etc.), rules of Hamzatul‑Wasl and Qat‘, rules of Raa’ and Laam, and common Tajweed mistakes with strategies to correct them.
- Classes are usually one‑to‑one, 30‑minute online sessions where each rule is explained briefly, practiced on examples, then applied directly to Quranic verses like Surah Al‑Fatiha and passages from Para 30.
- Progress is tracked through regular reading checks, targeted exercises for each rule, and level‑based assessments, allowing students to advance from beginner to intermediate and advanced Tajweed at a pace suited to their ability.
Teachers and teaching style
Teachers
Tajweed courses are led by qualified Quran teachers who specialize in Quranic recitation and Tajweed sciences, often holding Ijazah or formal certifications from reputable institutions. These instructors typically have years of experience teaching both children and adults online, and are selected for strong recitation, clear pronunciation, and good character.
Many Tajweed teachers are also skilled at working with beginners, helping students who already read the Quran to refine their articulation, rhythm, and melody step by step. For kids, academies often assign child‑friendly teachers who know how to keep lessons engaging while still maintaining high standards of accuracy.
Teaching style
The teaching style in an online Tajweed course is usually one‑to‑one and highly interactive, with the teacher reciting, then having the student repeat in short segments, giving immediate, gentle correction. Lessons follow a structured curriculum, but teachers adapt the pace to each learner, revisiting difficult rules and ayat until the student applies them confidently in real recitation.
Sessions blend brief theory (explaining a rule in simple language) with extensive practice on real Quranic verses, ensuring students do not only memorize rules but use them naturally while reading. Flexible scheduling, personalized feedback, and regular progress tracking help learners in busy families or work schedules maintain consistency and see clear improvement over time
How online Tajweed session works
Quick greeting and short review of last lesson’s ayaat, focusing on previously learned rules (for example Qalqalah or Ikhfa).
- Correct common mistakes and let the student “warm up” their tongue and Makharij.
Briefly explain one Tajweed rule (such as a type of Madd, Noon Sakinah rule, or a specific Makharij group) in simple language.
- Teacher recites example words and ayaat, then the student repeats in small chunks while the teacher gives precise, gentle corrections.
Student reads a selected passage where that rule appears many times (for kids, usually short surahs or Juz Amma).
- Teacher listens, stops where needed, and fine‑tunes pronunciation, length of sounds, and stopping (Waqf) patterns.
Summarize what rule was learned and where the student improved or needs more practice.
- Assign specific ayaat or lines as homework, sometimes suggesting the student record their recitation for self‑review before the next 30‑minute session.
Course Information
- Instructor: Islam Mohamed
- weekly classes: 3 session/week
- Duration: 85h 30m 36s
- Course level: Beginners
- Class : Online & Offline
This Course Includes
- Master Tajweed Rules
- Structured Hifz Program
- Expert Guidance from Certified Teachers
- Daily Practice Schedules
- One-on-One Mentorship
