
Explore qalqalah in tajweed, a vibrating bounce on letters with sukoon, practiced with hamzah before the letters, and apply stopping rules at the end of verses in the Quran.
Learn to apply the runa for meem and noon mushadatan with a two-count nasalization, using the nasal passage, and follow the example pronunciations illustrated.
Explore idhgham in tajweed, merging noon sakinah and tanwin. Learn two forms: drum with runa (two counts) and drum without run when noon is followed by lam or ra.
Explore izhar shafawi, the tajweed rule that makes the meem sakinah clear when followed by any letter other than meem and ba, with practical examples.
The Holy Qur'an is the divine word of Allah, and Allah has promised great rewards for those who master its recitation. This is where the importance of Tajweed comes into play. Tajweed is the science that teaches us how to recite the Qur'an smoothly and beautifully, ensuring proper pronunciation and adherence to the rules.
Presented by Ustadh Fares Mohamed, an experienced instructor in Qur'an recitation with Tajweed, Islamic studies, and Arabic language for non-Arabic speakers, this course offers a wealth of knowledge. Ustadh Fares Mohamed is a graduate of Al-Azhar University, specifically from the Islamic Studies Department in English. With over four years of teaching experience, he has successfully guided students from various countries around the world, enabling them to read the Quran with proper Tajweed.
At the end of the "Gateway to Tajweed Rules" course, learners will establish a strong foundation in Tajweed. They will gain the skills and knowledge necessary to recite the Quran with precision, accuracy, and beauty. This course caters to beginners seeking to improve their recitation skills and provides a transformative learning experience on the path to mastering Tajweed.
The "Gateway To Tajweed - Tajweed Made Easy" course comprehensively covers various rules, including:-
· The basic rules of Tajweed.
· Long and short vowels.
· Heavy and light letters.
· The rules of Noon sakinah and Tanween.
· The rules of Meem Sakinah.
· Mudud, Ghunnah, and Qalqalah.