Tajweed for daughters
Private one-to-one classes for girls who can already read the letters. Correct makharij, steady recitation and the manners of the Quran, taught by a woman.
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Tajweed is the set of rules for reciting the Quran correctly, and tarteel means reciting slowly and clearly. Once your daughter can read the letters, we work on:
The teacher listens to your daughter recite and corrects one point at a time, so she is never overwhelmed.
Ustadha Ayesha Azmat holds the Alimah Fazilah qualification, the eight-year Dars-e-Nizami course of Wifaq-ul-Madaris. She also holds an ijazah with a sanad in Tajweed-ul-Quran, Hafs 'an 'Asim. She speaks English, Urdu and Arabic.
Parents may ask for the details of her qualification on WhatsApp at +92 305 9637306. You can read more on the teachers page.
Classes are private, live and one-to-one on Zoom, for 30 minutes. The teacher writes with a digital pen on on-screen slides, and she uses positive reinforcement and reward stickers. Daily duas, good manners and stories of the Prophets are woven into the lessons, so your daughter learns how to carry the Quran in her character as well as her voice.
As girls grow older, some parents prefer a female teacher who is easy to talk to and who keeps the class private. We suggest a parent stays close for young children, and parents are welcome to sit nearby.
Progress varies with your daughter's age, her practice at home and how regularly she attends. A little recitation every day matters more than long, rare sessions. We do not promise grades or a finish date. After the trial class the teacher will describe a realistic pace, and you decide how to continue.
Starting from the beginning? See Kids Noorani Qaida first.
The free 3-day trial is arranged through the form or on WhatsApp, subject to teacher availability. Classes are booked around your time zone (USA, UK, Canada and Australia), and weekend slots can be asked about.
Private 30-minute plans cost $45 a month for two days a week, $65 for three days and $99 for five days. See tuition and pricing or request a free trial. A 20 percent discount applies when a mother and child enrol together: see mother and child bundles.
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A private class at a time that suits you.
Pick a plan if it feels right for you or your child.
Tell us who the class is for and we will message you on WhatsApp to arrange the trial.
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If she can recognise the Arabic letters and read short words, she can start. If she cannot yet, begin with Noorani Qaida. The teacher will listen to her reading in the trial class and tell you plainly where she should begin, even if that is the Qaida.
Both. The teacher explains each rule simply, then recites it so your daughter can hear it, and your daughter repeats it aloud. Rules are always practised on real verses from the pages she is reading, so they make sense in context rather than as a list.
Yes. Classes are private and one-to-one, and parents are welcome to sit nearby. For young children we suggest a parent stays close. We also encourage families to ask us how classes are run and who the teacher is before enrolling.
That depends on her age and your family's schedule. Plans start at two classes a week and go up to five. Regular attendance and short daily practice help more than any particular number, and the teacher will suggest what suits her age and schedule after the trial class. You can change plans later.
Classes can be rescheduled when your family travels, with notice. Tell the teacher in advance, and a new time is agreed around your time zone. Weekend slots can also be asked about. If a class has to be missed for another reason, tell the teacher as early as you can, and she will do her best to find another time.
Fill in the short form or message us on WhatsApp and we will arrange a private trial class.
Tell us a little about your child and we will message you on WhatsApp to arrange the trial class.
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