Master Tongue Letters in Arabic for Perfect Quran Recitation
The greatest number of articulation points in tajweed are tongue letters in arabic, and correct pronunciation of the arabic letters, the correct recitations of the quran, and the correct pronunciation of the quran are based on the mastering of these letters. Many students know the shape of the letters of their own language, but they […]
Ream MoreLips Letters in Arabic and Their Articulation Points in Tajweed
Lips letters in arabic are located in the very front of the Tajweed’s makhraj map, but have more rules than one would expect. The difference between reciting clearly and blending letters by mistake is knowing the makhraj of the lips letters in arabic ب,م,و, and ف. This guide explains the articulation point for each lip […]
Ream MorePerfect Your Islamic Recitation of Holy Quran With Tajweed
Islamic recitation of holy quran is not simply reading the words quickly, but it involves correct pronunciation of the Arabic words, rules of tajweed and sincere intention. It is common for beginners and Muslims as well as for those who have already studied the Quran for years that they wonder where to begin, whom to […]
Ream MoreEarn Your Tajweed Course Certificate Online and Recite with Confidence
Considering getting a Tajweed course certificate online but not sure what it entails? There are thousands of US Muslims who search for it every month, and many of them have been reciting the Quran for years but have never had their pronunciation formally corrected by a qualified teacher of the Quran. In this guide, you […]
Ream MoreSimplified Rules of Tajweed for Easy Quran Recitation
The simplified rules of Tajweed, which are the science that regulates the pronunciation of each Arabic letter, are the first steps in learning to recite the Quran correctly. Many students think that Tajweed is for advanced students, but the basic rules are easy to understand and there are only a few of them. This guide […]
Ream MoreAdvanced Quran Tajweed Rules for Accurate Quran Recitation
The common ground of most reciters is that they have learned Noon Sakinah, Qalqalah, and basic Madd, but the advanced quran tajweed rules, such as Sakt, Iltiqaa as-Sakinayn, and the advanced Madd categories, are still not very clear. This guide will explain what each of those rules is, how they’re used, and how much time […]
Ream MoreQuran Tajweed With English Translation for Easy Reading
Quran tajweed with English translation is just the instrument designed for those who can’t read Arabic yet still want to recite correctly and understand each word. It incorporates color-coded Tajweed markings, a Roman-letter transliteration, and an English meaning on the same page, meaning that the pronunciation, sound, and understanding are all in unison and not […]
Ream MoreIkhfa Rules of Tajweed Explained with Letters Examples and Tips
You will hear a noon disappear into a soft hum instead of a clear sound if you’ve ever heard ikhfa rules of tajweed in action. Ikhfa is one of the four rules of noon sakinah and tanween and is the hardest to master, especially for beginners, because this sound is not fully said and not […]
Ream MoreEasy Tajweed Rules in English for Complete Beginners
Most beginners give up on Tajweed, not because it’s difficult, but because it is introduced without any simple vocabulary and with too many words. These easy tajweed rules in english explain Noon Sakinah, Ghunnah, Qalqalah, Madd, and Waqf in a step-by-step manner that uses the same terminology your teacher will use in actual class. If […]
Ream MoreAdvanced Tajweed Rules for Accurate and Beautiful Recitation
If your recitation is still correct but not polished, then the advanced tajweed rules will fill in the gaps. Once these rules are learned, Qaris will use them after learning the rules of noon sakinah, qalqalah, and basic madd: exact madd lengths, idgham exceptions, sakt, and conditional tafkheem. Every advanced rule is explained with examples, […]
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