Makharij al-Huruf
The exact point in the mouth and throat where each Arabic letter comes from.
Tajweed course
Tajweed is the set of rules for reciting the Quran correctly: giving every letter its right sound, length and quality. Our online Tajweed course teaches these rules step by step in live, one-on-one classes. Whether you are a beginner or already read the Quran but want to fix your mistakes, your teacher will guide you until your recitation is clear, correct and beautiful.
1. Learn one rule
The teacher explains one rule with clear examples from the Quran.
2. Recite & get corrected
You recite, and the teacher corrects you live, letter by letter.
All lessons follow the Hafs an Asim narration, the recitation used in most Mushafs in the USA, UK, Canada and Australia.
The exact point in the mouth and throat where each Arabic letter comes from.
The qualities of letters, such as heavy and light sounds.
Izhar, Idgham, Iqlab and Ikhfa.
Ikhfa Shafawi, Idgham Shafawi and Izhar Shafawi.
Nasal sounds and the "bouncing" letters.
Natural and secondary Madd and how long to hold each one.
Lam Shamsiyya and Qamariyya, and when Ra is heavy or light.
Where to stop and where to restart while reciting.
Each class has two parts. First, the teacher explains one rule with clear examples from the Quran. Then you recite, and the teacher corrects you live, letter by letter. This practice-heavy method is why one-on-one Tajweed classes online work better than videos or apps: someone is actually listening to you.
You also get short practice tasks between classes, so the rules become a habit and not just theory.
Every mistake is caught and fixed in real time.
Choose the teacher you are most comfortable with.
Move faster through easy rules and spend more time on difficult ones.
Classes in EST, PST, GMT and AEST time zones, including weekends.
Receive a certificate when you complete the course.
Start with a free assessment class.
Book AssessmentMost students complete the core Tajweed rules in about 4 to 6 months with three classes a week. Students who want an Ijazah continue to an advanced level after that. Your teacher will give you a personal plan after the free assessment class.
Yes. If you cannot read Arabic yet, you start with Noorani Qaida, which already includes basic Tajweed. Then you move to the full Tajweed course.
No. Tajweed is for every Muslim who recites the Quran. Our teachers explain all rules in simple English.
Book a free assessment class. Your teacher will listen to your recitation, show you which rules to work on first and build a plan that fits your schedule.