Online Tajweed classes, one-to-one
Tajweed is the set of rules for reciting the Quran correctly: each letter from its proper place, with its proper qualities. One-to-one lessons let a teacher hear and correct the fine details a group class can miss.
بِسْمِ ٱللَّهِ ٱلرَّحْمَٰنِ ٱلرَّحِيمِ
Bismillāhir-Raḥmānir-Raḥīm: In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful.
What the tajweed course covers
The teacher sets the order from the learner’s recitation. Rules are explained briefly, then practised in real passages where they appear.
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Letters and sounds
- Makharij al-huruf
- Five articulation areas
- Sifat al-huruf
- Heavy and light letters
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Noon and meem rules
- Izhar and idgham
- Iqlab and ikhfa
- Meem sakinah rules
- Ghunnah and nasal sound
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Lengthening and echo
- Natural madd
- Secondary madd types
- Qalqalah sughra and kubra
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Stopping and starting
- Waqf and ibtida’
- Stop marks in the mushaf
- Keeping meaning intact
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Going further
- Refining long-held habits
- Naming and classifying rules
- Tajweed before Hifz
Live, one-to-one and online
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Live video
The teacher listens to every word and corrects pronunciation in the moment.
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Shared text on screen
Teacher and learner follow the same page, so the exact letter or rule is always clear.
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Progress updates
Families hear what was covered, what to revise and when the learner is ready to move on.
What makes these lessons work
Taught as sound, not charts
A learner can know a rule and still miss it when reciting. The teacher hears exactly which rule slipped, models it and asks for the line again.
One clear riwayah
Rules are taught as commonly taught for Hafs ʿan ʿAsim, the recitation in most printed mushafs. Details such as madd lengths can differ in other recitations.
Theory or practice, your choice
Older students can learn the names and categories of every rule. Others prefer to focus on practical recitation. Both approaches are fine.
Teaching, not certification
Lessons teach and correct recitation. We do not issue ijazah or recitation licences; learners who want one can seek it from a qualified teacher or institution of their choosing.
What families say about tajweed lessons
Verified reviews from families of 1,600+ students across the US, Canada, the UK, the Gulf, Australia, Europe and Asia.
- Verified family
“My daughters are different ages and they don’t learn at the same speed. I wanted a Quran teacher who understood that and wouldn’t rush them. The lessons have been comfortable for both girls. Sometimes I hear them correcting their pronunciation while practising together, and that makes me really happy.”
Emirati parent Abu Dhabi, UAE Quran & Tajweed - Verified family
“I wanted my children to learn correct pronunciation from the beginning. The teacher pays attention to the small mistakes they make while reciting.”
Emirati parent Dubai, UAE Tajweed - Verified family
“Alhamdulillah, my daughter is becoming more careful with her recitation. She actually notices some of her own mistakes now.”
Indian parent Jeddah, Saudi Arabia Tajweed - Verified family
“My daughter enjoys her Quran lessons and reminds me when it’s class time. For me, that’s already a good sign.”
Bangladeshi parent Milan, Italy Tajweed
Tajweed: questions families ask
Can’t find what you need? Send a request and a coordinator will answer your questions personally.
Talk to a coordinatorYou should be able to read Arabic letters with their vowel marks. If reading is still slow, Tajweed can be combined with Nazra lessons so that accuracy, fluency and rules improve together. The trial lesson shows the teacher where you are and which approach suits you best.
We teach Tajweed as commonly taught for Hafs ʿan ʿAsim, the recitation found in most printed mushafs today. Some details, such as the length of certain types of madd, differ between recitations, so the teacher explains rules within that one reading to keep things clear.
No. Our lessons focus on teaching and correcting recitation, and we do not issue ijazah, certificates or formal licences. If you later wish to pursue an ijazah, you can seek it from a qualified teacher or institution you trust; correct recitation built in these lessons is a good foundation.
Yes, when they are ready. Younger children usually learn Tajweed by copying the teacher, with rules introduced gently by name. Teenagers often enjoy understanding why a rule exists and spotting it on the page, so they can work through the rules more systematically.
A laptop or tablet with a camera, a stable internet connection and, ideally, a headset or a good microphone, because both teacher and learner need to hear small differences in sound. A printed mushaf is helpful but optional, as the teacher shares the page on screen.
Yes. Female and male teachers are available for Tajweed, and you can state your preference when requesting the trial. We match it wherever availability at your chosen times allows, and we tell you honestly if a time is difficult. Our female Quran teachers page explains how the request works.
Sources and official information · Updated 28 October 2026
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- One complimentary trial lesson
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- Tutor matched to subject and curriculum
- Scheduled in your local time zone
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