1. 1What Tajweed Is – Isti'adha and BasmalaTajweed means giving every letter its due, and every recitation begins with seeking refuge in Allah and, at the start of a surah, the basmala.سطح 1 · 5 پرسشأَعُوذُ بِاللَّهِ
2. 2Makharij al-Huruf – The Five Articulation AreasEvery Arabic letter has a fixed point of articulation, and these points are grouped into five main areas of the mouth and throat.سطح 1 · 5 پرسشأَعْ –
3. 3Heavy and Light Letters – Tafkhim and TarqiqSeven letters are always heavy, most letters are always light, and the ra and the lam in the name Allah change between heavy and light depending on their surroundings.سطح 1 · 5 پرسشهُوَ اللَّهُ
4. 4Lam Shamsiyya and Lam QamariyyaThe lam of the definite article ال is pronounced clearly before the fourteen "moon letters" and merged into the fourteen "sun letters".سطح 1 · 5 پرسشالْحَمْدُ لِلَّهِ
5. 5Nun Sakinah and Tanwin: IzharWhen a nun sakinah or tanwin is followed by one of the six throat letters, the nun is pronounced clearly without extra ghunnah – this is izhar.سطح 2 · 5 پرسشمَنْ آمَنَ
6. 6Idgham – Merging With and Without GhunnahBefore the six letters of يَرْمَلُونَ a nun sakinah or tanwin merges into the next word – with ghunnah before ي ن م و and without ghunnah before ل ر.سطح 2 · 5 پرسشوَمِنَ النَّاسِ
7. 7Iqlab – Turning Nun into MimWhen a nun sakinah or tanwin is followed by ب, the nun is changed into a hidden mim with ghunnah.سطح 2 · 5 پرسشمِن بَعْدِ
8. 8Ikhfa' Haqiqi – Hiding the NunBefore the remaining fifteen letters a nun sakinah or tanwin is hidden: it is pronounced between izhar and idgham, with a two-count ghunnah.سطح 2 · 5 پرسشمِن شَرِّ
9. 9Mim Sakinah – Ikhfa', Idgham and Izhar ShafawiA mim sakinah is hidden before ب, merged before م and pronounced clearly before every other letter.سطح 2 · 5 پرسشتَرْمِيهِم بِحِجَارَةٍ
10. 10Ghunnah on Nun and Mim MushaddadEvery nun and mim with a shaddah carries a full nasal sound (ghunnah) of two counts.سطح 2 · 5 پرسشإِنَّا أَعْطَيْنَاكَ
11. 11Qalqalah – The Echoing LettersThe five letters ق ط ب ج د produce a slight echo or bounce when they carry a sukun, which is stronger when you stop on them.سطح 2 · 5 پرسشقُلْ أَعُوذُ
12. 12Madd – Natural and Secondary LengtheningLong vowels are held for two counts by nature, and become longer when a hamza or a sukun follows them.سطح 3 · 6 پرسشإِذَا جَاءَ
13. 13Waqf and Ibtida' – Stopping and StartingKnowing where and how to stop and where to start again protects the meaning, and the small signs in the mushaf guide you.سطح 3 · 5 پرسشإِنَّمَا يَسْتَجِيبُ
14. 14Putting It Together – Al-Fatihah with TajweedA verse-by-verse walk through Surah al-Fatihah that applies the rules from the whole course.سطح 3 · 6 پرسشبِسْمِ اللَّهِ