ٱلتَّجْوِيد
Learn to recite
From the first bounce of a qalqalah to a full page read smoothly — the rules of tajwīd, taught on the open Qurʾānic text itself, one lamp at a time.
Orientation ٱلِٱسْتِعْداد
What tajwīd is, and the marks you'll read.
- What tajwīd isمَا هُوَ ٱلتَّجْوِيد
- Reading the marksٱلْحَرَكَات وَٱلْعَلَامَات
Sound Engine مُحَرِّك ٱلصَّوْت
Sukūn, shadda, heavy vs light — and your first rule.
- Sukūn & shaddaٱلسُّكُون وَٱلشَّدَّة
- Heavy & light lettersٱلتَّفْخِيم وَٱلتَّرْقِيق
- Qalqalahٱلْقَلْقَلَة
Mouth Map خَرِيطَة ٱلْفَم
Where each letter is born; the sounds Persian misses.
- Places of articulationمَخَارِج ٱلْحُرُوف
Nūn & Tanwīn ٱلنُّون ٱلسَّاكِنَة
The heart of tajwīd: four ways a hidden n behaves.
- The nasal humٱلْغُنَّة
- Iẓhār — clearٱلْإِظْهَار
- Idghām — mergeٱلْإِدْغَام
- Iqlāb — flipٱلْإِقْلَاب
- Ikhfāʾ — hideٱلْإِخْفَاء
Mīm Sākinah ٱلْمِيم ٱلسَّاكِنَة
The same logic, at the lips.
- The silent mīmأَحْكَام ٱلْمِيم ٱلسَّاكِنَة
The Article لَام ٱلتَّعْرِيف
Sun and moon: when the l of al- disappears.
- Sun & moon lāmٱللَّام ٱلشَّمْسِيَّة وَٱلْقَمَرِيَّة
The Madd Tower ٱلْمُدُود
Two, four, six counts — holding the long vowels.
- Natural madd (2)ٱلْمَدّ ٱلطَّبِيعِي
- Madd before a hamzah (4–5)ٱلْمَدّ ٱلْمُتَّصِل وَٱلْمُنْفَصِل
- Madd lāzim (6)ٱلْمَدّ ٱللَّازِم
- Madd at a stopٱلْمَدّ ٱلْعَارِض
Stopping ٱلْوَقْف وَٱلِٱبْتِدَاء
Where to pause, and how a word changes when you do.
- Stopping & startingٱلْوَقْف وَٱلِٱبْتِدَاء
Flow ٱلِٱنْسِيَاب
Stacking rules, keeping the counts, shadowing.
- Stacking the rulesدَمْج ٱلْأَحْكَام
Hero Mode ٱلْإِتْقَان
Full pages, mixed diagnostics, teach-back.
- Masteryٱلْإِتْقَان
All tajwīd rules
Every lesson in the path, in order. Each one explains its rule, shows where it fires in real āyāt, and how often it occurs in the whole Qurʾān.
Level 1 · Sound Engine
Sukūn, shadda, heavy vs light — and your first rule.
Level 3 · Nūn & Tanwīn
The heart of tajwīd: four ways a hidden n behaves.
Level 5 · The Article
Sun and moon: when the l of al- disappears.
Level 6 · The Madd Tower
Two, four, six counts — holding the long vowels.