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A bite-sized course on the rules of Tilawat — written for absolute beginners and rendered in English, বাংলা, and العربية.
12 modules · self-paced
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مقدمة في التجويد
Learn what tajweed is and why it matters for Quranic recitation.
الإعداد قبل التلاوة
What every beginner needs to know before reciting the Qur'an — purity, intention, posture, and the basics of tajweed.
أساسيات القراءة العربية
Master the vowel marks (harakat), silent letters, double letters, and double vowels that form the foundation of Arabic reading.
المخارج
Learn where each Arabic letter is pronounced — from the oral cavity, throat, tongue, lips, and nasal passage.
الصفات
Learn the unique qualities of Arabic letters — which ones are heavy and require a deeper tone, and which are light and clear.
القواعد الخاصة: لام الجلالة والراء
Learn the rules for pronouncing the lam (ل) in the word Allah and how raa (ر) changes based on the vowels around it.
أحكام النون الساكنة والتنوين
Learn the four rules for pronouncing noon sakinah (نْ) or tanween when followed by different letters: izhar, idgham, ikhfa, and iqlab.
أحكام الميم الساكنة
Learn the three rules for pronouncing Meem Saakin (مْ) when followed by different letters: idgham shafawi, ikhfa shafawi, and izhar shafawi.
الغنة
Learn about the ghunna — the nasal sound that adds depth and resonance to words with doubled noon, meem, and during certain merging rules.
المد
Learn the rules for lengthening vowels in Arabic — there are seven types of madd, each with specific conditions and durations.
القلقلة
Learn the unique bouncing sound created when the five qalqalah letters are pronounced with sukoon.
الوقف
Learn the stopping marks used in Quranic text to guide proper pauses and continuation during recitation.
46 topics · Free roam — open any module
How it works
Each slide covers one rule with a short checklist. Jump to any topic in any order — or follow the recommended path.
Where relevant, the slide cites the Qur'an itself — Arabic original, with translation in your chosen language.
Want more than a beginner sketch? Some topics link to a longer blog article you can read whenever you like.