Learn Tajweed from zero level with (Mr. Tajweed)

Learn el izhar, the first tajweed rule, its meaning, the six triggering letters, and how tanween or a known sakinah is pronounced before these letters.

Explore the al-idgham, the tajweed rule where a known sakina or tanween merges into specific letters, yielding nasal or non-nasal outcomes with practical examples.

Explore the iqlab rule, changing known sakinah or tanween into meem when followed by ba, with practical examples and pronunciations to reinforce tajweed learning.

Explore the ikhfaa' (hiding) rule in tajweed, identifying noon sakinah and tanween before specific letters, with examples like shin, seen, zayn, and tha, and learn heavy versus light pronunciations.

Explore the meme sakinah rules in tajweed, focusing on hiding, merging, and izhar, with examples showing meme sakinah concealed before the letter ba.

this lecture explains the idram rule for meem sakinah, merging meem sakinah into the following meem with two beats, illustrated by three examples.

Learn the clarification rule of meem sakinah (izhar) in tajweed, with clear pronunciation when followed by letters, plus practical examples and reference to merging and hiding rules.

Learn natural mad, the origin of tajweed prolongation, and how it extends letters with two beats without hamza or sukoon, including alif, waw, and ya with damma, kasrah, or fatha.

Learn about connected mud, a derived mud; when a hamza follows a letter in the same word, prolongation lasts four to five beats in Hafs, with mu'tazili and wajib rulings.

Explore the separated madd rule in tajweed, prolonging a madd at word end when followed by hamza at the start of the next word, for four to five beats.

Explore mad al-badal in tajweed, focusing on middle badal where hamza precedes the ill mad letter and prolongs it by two beats, with examples Aminu billahi rasuli and taslima.

Continue studying the rules of Madd al-Leen in tajweed, detailing how letters preceded by fatha or followed by sukoon elongate, with two, four, or six beat prolongation, and practical examples.

Explore the medialward rule of tajweed, detailing tanween replacement with aleph med and two-beat prolongation when stopping, plus the exception stopping with sukoon.

Discover the temporary madd for stopping in tajweed, extending letters before a temporary sukoon for two, four, or six beats, with example words.

Explore mad lazim kalami and mad lazim al-hafi, with six-beat prolongation after permanent sukoon and key kalami examples in the Qur'an.

Explore the rule of el-mahdi lazim and its al-hafi role, distinguishing mad lazim hafidh musakhel from mad lazim hafidh mushaf musakhel, with examples from surahs beginning with eight letters.

Advance your tajweed by mastering madd as-sila and mad al-kubra, studying prolongation between two letters, and how haraka, kasra, and damma affect third-person masculine pronouns.