Learn Quran With Tajweed
Reading the Quran and reciting it correctly are not the same thing. Our Tajweed course teaches the makharij, sifaat, and rules of madd and qalqalah one to one, with your teacher correcting you in real time until accurate recitation becomes second nature.
- For Any Reading Level
- Real Time Correction
- One to One Lessons
- Free Trial, No Card Needed
2nd
Course After Qaida
Live
Correction Every Lesson
100%
One to One
Free
First Trial Class
Three Levels, Not One Long Course
Your teacher assesses where you actually are and starts there, rather than assuming everyone begins at the same point.
Beginner
Makharij, the exact point every letter's sound comes from in the throat, tongue, or lips, applied to short, simple words first.
Intermediate
Sifaat, why some letters sound heavy and others light, plus the Noon Sakin and Tanween rules, Idghaam, Ikhfa, Iqlaab, and Izhar.
Advanced
Madd elongation and qalqalah applied across full passages, bringing everything together into fluent, correct recitation.
Most students move through all three levels over six to twelve months of regular one to one practice, though a student who already reads well can move through the earlier levels faster.
Who This Course Is For
Anyone who can already read Arabic letters, whether that's a child who has finished Noorani Qaida or an adult who reads but knows their pronunciation needs work.
How It's Taught
Live, one to one video lessons where your teacher listens to your recitation and corrects each mistake as it happens, not in a written report afterwards.
Who Teaches It
A DBS-checked teacher, many holding an Ijazah in recitation, so you learn Tajweed from someone certified in the exact skill they're teaching.
Where to Go From Here
Noorani Qaida Course
Not reading Arabic letters confidently yet? This is the right starting point before Tajweed.
Learn moreQira'at Course
Once your Tajweed is solid, refine tone, pacing, and rhythm further with this course.
Learn moreHifz (Memorisation) Course
Many students begin memorising the Quran once their Tajweed is dependable.
Learn moreFrequently Asked Questions
Do I need to finish Noorani Qaida before starting Tajweed?
Yes, you need to be able to read Arabic letters and basic words first. If you're not there yet, our Noorani Qaida course is the right starting point.
What is the actual difference between reading and reciting with Tajweed?
Reading means recognising the words. Tajweed adds the correct pronunciation, elongation, and letter rules that make recitation accurate rather than approximate.
How long does it take to learn Tajweed properly?
Most students build solid, correct habits over several months of regular one to one practice, though the pace depends on how much you already read and how often you practise.
Will I get a certificate for finishing this course?
Yes. Completing a course with us comes with a certificate marking what you've achieved, a clear milestone from your very first lesson.
What comes after the Tajweed course?
Most students move into memorisation (Hifz), Quran translation, or Qira'at next, depending on whether their goal is memorising, understanding, or refining recitation style further.
Tajweed Guides to Read Alongside Your Lessons
Plain explanations of the rules you will practise with your teacher.
How to Learn and Recite the Quran with Tajweed: A Beginner's Guide
The three-stage path most students follow, why Tajweed needs a live teacher more than most skills, and where to actually start.
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Madd Rules in the Quran: Types and Examples Explained
What Madd actually means, the main types you'll encounter, and how long each one is held when you recite.
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Rules of Qalqalah: Letters, Types, and Examples
The five letters that carry this distinctive bounce, and the difference between a light echo and a strong one.
Read articleStart Learning Tajweed Today
Correcting a habit early is far easier than unlearning it years later. Lessons start from £30 a month, and your first one costs nothing.