Quran Reading with Tajweed

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Quran Reading With Tajweed

The Difference Between Reading and Reciting the Quran with Tajweed

There is a significant difference between reading and reciting the Quran with Tajweed versus without it. When someone recites the Quran without Tajweed, they may not be following specific rules that enhance the beauty and accuracy of their recitation. However, when reciting the Quran with Tajweed, they must adhere to a set of rules that perfect their recitation, making it sound like authentic Arabic.

Although a person reciting without Tajweed may still follow some basic principles, such as the correct pronunciation of letters, vowels, and the Madd (lengthening of vowels), Tajweed is a more advanced method. It includes many additional rules that help to beautify the recitation, giving it a more accurate and refined tone.

Quran Reading with Tajweed

The Course Includes:

  • Tajweed: The Foundations
  • Al-Noon Al-Saakinah Rules
  • Noon and Meem Mushaddadah
  • Al-Meem Al-Saakinah Rules
  • Al-Qalqalah
  • Ahkaam Al-Madd (Madd Rules)
  • Al-Laam Al-Shamseeyah (The Sun Letter “L”)
  • Al-Laam Al-Qamareeyah (The Moon Letter “L”)
  • Hamzah, The Connecting Hamzah, The Cutting Hamzah
  • The Mute and Pronounced Alif
  • Preventing Two Saakins from Meeting
  • Makhaarij Al-Huroof (Articulation Points of the Letters)
  • Sifaatul Huroof (Characteristics of the Letters)
  • Levels of Tafkheem (Letters that are always heavy)
  • Tafkheem and Tarqeeq of the letter Raa’
  • Al-Idghaam (Merging of Letters)