Learn Quran with Tajveed Online
Recite the Quran with clear letters, correct rules and a steady flow. Our online Tajveed classes pair you with an Ijazah-verified teacher who listens to your recitation and corrects it live, so every class makes a difference you can hear.
- Level
- Beginner to advanced
- Duration
- 30 minutes
- Format
- 1-to-1 online
- Teachers
- Male or female
No credit card required · First class free · Cancel anytime
Outcomes
What you’ll learn.
Pronounce each letter clearly
Every letter from its correct point (makhraj), with similar letters told apart.
Apply the core rules
Noon and meem rules, with madd and ghunnah held for the right length.
Give letters their qualities
Heavy and light sounds, and a clean qalqalah with no extra vowel.
Pause and restart with care
Know where to stop and resume, and recite with a steady flow.
Course content
Four steps to beautiful recitation.
For anyone who can already read the Quran and wants to recite it correctly and confidently.
- Around 6–12 monthsDepends on your starting point
- Ages 4 and upChildren, teens and adults
- No rules to know firstYour teacher starts where you are
- 1Step 1 · Listening sessionYour teacher hears you read and finds your starting pointYour first classFirst class
No preparation needed. Your teacher listens, notes what is going well and what to work on, and sets your plan.
- 2Step 2 · Clear lettersSaying every letter clearly, even the ones that sound alikeAround 2–3 months2–3 months
Short, focused practice on the sounds people most often mix up, until each letter comes out clearly.
- 3Step 3 · Reading rulesThe simple rules that make recitation sound rightAround 3–6 months3–6 months
When to hold a sound longer, when to blend letters and where to pause, practised on verses you already know.
- 4Step 4 · Smooth recitationPutting it all together to recite confidentlyAround 2–3 months, then ongoing2–3 months +
Reciting whole passages smoothly and steadily, with your teacher fine-tuning the details.
Times are typical at 3 classes a week and depend on each learner’s pace.
Who it’s for
Who this course is for.
Children (from age 4)
Short, patient lessons with small, clear targets.
Teens
A clear plan that fits around school and exams.
Adults
Classes around work and family. It’s never too late.
Learners
What families say — once they have.
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Questions
Tajveed questions, answered.
Yes. In live one-to-one classes, you see and hear your teacher, repeat after them and get corrected on the spot, just as you would in person.
Izhar (pronouncing clearly), idgham (merging into the next letter), iqlab (changing to a meem sound) and ikhfa (hiding with a light nasal sound). You learn them in Stage 2, practised in real verses.
It depends on your starting stage, how many classes you take each week and how much you practise between them. Your teacher gives you a realistic estimate after your assessment.
Yes. Our Quran memorization classes already correct Tajveed while you memorize, and dedicated Tajveed classes add focused work on the rules. You can choose either or combine both.
Where to go next