Online Tajweed Classes for Kids and Adults

Yes. Students can begin according to their current Quran reading level. During the initial assessment, the teacher listens to the student’s recitation and identifies the most suitable starting point. If a student still needs to build basic Arabic reading skills first, the teacher may recommend beginning with Noorani Qaida foundations before progressing further in Tajweed.

Theoretical Tajweed focuses on understanding the rules, including Makharij, Sifaat, Noon Sakinah and Tanween, Madd, Tafkhim and Tarqiq, and Waqf and Ibtida. Practical Tajweed focuses on applying these rules while actually reciting the Quran to the teacher and receiving direct correction.

You do not need to speak Arabic fluently. However, Tajweed application requires the ability to read Quranic Arabic at an appropriate level. If your reading foundation still needs development, your teacher can identify this during the assessment and recommend the correct learning path before advancing to more detailed Tajweed study.

The classes are live. Tajweed requires the teacher to hear the student’s actual recitation, identify pronunciation and application mistakes, explain the correction, and listen again as the student repeats the verse or word correctly. Recorded videos alone cannot provide this personalized live correction.

Classes are conducted live through Google Meet using online audio and video communication. This allows the student and teacher to interact directly while the teacher explains Tajweed rules, listens to the student’s recitation, shares learning materials, and provides correction during the lesson.

Teaching is focused individually on each student and their own recitation, mistakes, and learning plan. In some cases, a shared halaqah link may be used with consent and another student may join shortly before the previous lesson finishes. Male and female class links are kept separate, and a private link can also be arranged when appropriate.

Yes. Children from age 5 can join according to their reading ability and attention level. Lessons are adapted to the child’s current level, and a parent or guardian should remain nearby during the child’s online class in accordance with Quranic Values class policies.

Yes. The program is suitable for adults who can already read the Quran but want to correct pronunciation, recurring recitation errors, Makharij, Sifaat, Madd, Ghunnah, Tafkhim, Tarqiq, stopping, and other Tajweed applications. The teacher focuses on the student’s actual weaknesses rather than restarting material they already know.

Yes. Female teachers from Madinah are available for female students and children according to scheduling and teacher availability. Male and female teaching arrangements are kept separate.

Lessons are task-based rather than designed around filling a fixed amount of time. A session may last up to approximately 25 minutes, but it can finish earlier when the assigned recitation, correction, or lesson objective has been completed successfully.

We provide flexible scheduling for students in different countries and time zones. Regular classes are held five days per week, Sunday through Thursday, and the class time is arranged according to student needs and teacher availability.

At present, students receive a digital PDF version of the color-coded Tajweed Mushaf as part of their learning materials. This makes it easy to use during online lessons and personal review. A physical printed Tajweed Mushaf is planned for the future, with shipping intended for students in different countries, but printed copies are not currently included in the program.

During practical Tajweed lessons, the teacher can use digital annotation tools to mark letters, words, and relevant Tajweed rules on the Quran text. The teacher then explains the rule, demonstrates how it should be performed, and listens while the student applies the correction during recitation.

Yes. Students receive learning materials as part of their student learning kit. Tajweed lessons, important rules, corrections, and teacher notes can also be recorded in the student’s dedicated online Google document so the material remains available for revision and future reference.

There is no single fixed period for every student. Progress depends on the student’s starting level, recurring pronunciation mistakes, familiarity with Tajweed rules, consistency in attending lessons, and practice outside class. The initial assessment helps the teacher identify priorities and build a realistic learning plan.

The trial begins with basic information and a recitation assessment to identify the student’s current level, pronunciation, goals, and schedule. A personalized learning plan is then prepared, and the student begins studying according to that plan before deciding whether to continue with a paid subscription.

Tajweed students learn with Quran teachers from Madinah who are Huffaz and native Arabic speakers. All of them studied the Quran in Madinah under its sheikhs and taught in the Quran circles of Al-Masjid an-Nabawi. Quranic Values is an independent online academy and does not claim official endorsement by Al-Masjid an-Nabawi.