Nazra means reading the Quran while looking at the mushaf, as opposed to reciting from memory. Tajweed is the science of doing so correctly — giving every letter its right, in sound, length and connection.
Tajweed is learnt by listening and being corrected, which is why live classes matter. A teacher can hear a slight change in a letter's sound and fix it in the moment, and can set the next lesson accordingly.
Who this course is for
- Children who have finished Noorani Qaida and are ready to read the Quran
- Children who read the Quran but have never been taught Tajweed
- Students preparing to begin Hifz, who need fluent, accurate reading first
What your child learns
- Fluent reading from the mushaf
- Building speed and confidence through daily reading, with correction after every session.
- Makharij and sifat
- Where each letter comes from in the mouth and throat, and the qualities that make one letter sound different from another.
- Noon sakinah and tanween
- The four rules — izhar, idgham, iqlab and ikhfa — that decide how a silent noon or tanween is pronounced.
- Meem sakinah and ghunnah
- How a silent meem behaves before different letters and how to hold the nasal sound correctly.
- Madd, qalqalah and waqf
- Lengthening, the echoing sound of certain letters, and where and how to pause when reciting.
How the classes run
- Live interactive classes with qualified teachers
- Personal attention and correction for every student
- Weekly tests and progress reports for parents
- Flexible class timings that fit your country's school schedule
What to expect at the end
Your child reads the Quran fluently, applies the core Tajweed rules and is prepared to begin Hifz or continue polishing their recitation.