All Rules of Tajweed and reciting of Quran from zero to hero

Discover a practical tajweed course that teaches Quran recitation without teachers through simple instruction, with stop-and-repeat, five-minute chunks, and watch videos at least 20 times, for ages 10 to 60.

Learn tajweed basics and Quran recitation through a simple, practical approach. Master theoretical and practical rules, heavy and light letters, noon sakina and tanween, and mad with stop and repeat.

Explore heavy (muffakham) and light (muraqqa) letters in tajweed, identify seven heavy letters, and learn how tongue placement raises the sound for accurate Quranic recitation.

Explore the rules of noon and meem mushaddah in tajweed, focusing on the nozzle sound and nasal pronunciation guidance for accurate recitation.

Learn the tajweed rules of noon sakinah and tanween under izhar halqi, including how noon and tanween are pronounced when followed by the six throat letters, with hamza wasl considerations.

Learn the rules of noon sakina and tanween in tajweed, with a focus on iqlab, its letters, articulation, and how to pronounce hidden mem and lip separation.

Master the rules of noon sakinah and tanwin in tajweed, identify the drum letters, and apply izhar mutlaq and nasal sounds for correct pronunciation.

Master the noon sakinah and tanween rules in tajweed, including ikhfaa haqiqi and izhar, when noon or tanween is hidden or pronounced, with guidance on heavy and light letters.

Practically revise the noon sakinah and tanween rules within tajweed, focusing on correct pronunciation, nasal placement, and distinguishing heavy and light letters.

Explore the rules of meem sakinah in tajweed, including shefali, idra, and izhar, focusing on meem with sukoon, lip contact, and correct pronunciation.

Explore the tajweed rules for ra, distinguishing heavy (muthakkam) and light (muraqqa) ra, how sukoon, damma, and kasra affect pronunciation, and the hafs and asim exceptions in Quranic recitation.

Perform a practical revision of all rulings for the ra, distinguishing heavy and light pronunciations (muraqqa) with diacritics, sukoon, and word connection, using verses from al-karmah as examples.

Explore the meaning of kalikala, a vibration in tajweed, and learn practical pronunciation for letters with sukoon and stopping rules in Quran recitation.

This lecture covers tajweed madd rules, including tabee'e, al-badal, and 'ewadh', detailing two to six beat length and the role of hamza, sakinah, and fatah.

Learn madd aridh li-sukoon and madd al-leen, including when to pause, how sukoon governs stretching to two, four, or six beats, and practical recitation guidelines.

Master madd wajib muttasil and madd ja’a ez munfasil, identifying aleph followed by hamza and stretching four to five beats. Explore mahdiyya and fossil patterns, joined versus detached mad.

Explore madd lazim kalimi and madd lazim harfi in tajweed, outlining six-beat prolongation when the madd is followed by sukoon and differentiating heavy and light forms with practical examples.

Revise all types of mad in tajweed and master their prolongation rules for accurate Quran recitation. Practice six-beat, four-to-five-beat elongations, sakina, and hamza interactions across verses.

Explore the permanent qualities with opposites in tajweed, including al-hams versus appearance, estella (back-tongue elevation) and adhesion versus infitah to guide letter articulation.

Explore the permanent qualities of letters in tajweed, detailing al kalikala with three levels, strong and weak colors, and related phenomena like sakina, waqf, and khalkhal.

Explore the five makharij of letters: oral cavity, throat (low, middle, upper), lips, and nasal cavity, through practical, step-by-step techniques for precise tajweed.

Develop tajweed and maqamat skills through the number concept, an advanced course that teaches you to apply power and precise syllable emphasis to Quran recitation.

Explore Tajweed's qalqalah ranks, learn how color indicates articulation at letters, and distinguish major, medium, and minor colors, with waqf guidance for accurate recitation.

Explore tajweed levels of tafkheem, understanding the thickness of letters, the seven letters, and how letter power and movement influence Quranic recitation.

Learn the rules of waqf in Qur'anic recitation, including how to stop on words with fatha, damma, kasra, or tanwin using sukoon and aleph when needed.

Explore the symbols of the waqf in tajweed, including meme, la, clearly, silly, three-point signs, and the g sign, guiding when to stop or continue to preserve meaning.

Master tajweed rules for noon and tanween, distinguishing heavy and light noon, and applying recitation practice with related letters for accurate Quran recitation.

this online session revises tajweed and maqamat with emphasis on melody, tempo, and correct articulation, focusing on maqam saba and stretching, long breathing, and cadenced recitation for Quran.