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Online Advanced Tajweed Course

You can recite the Quran. You know the basic rules. But there is a level of Quranic recitation above correctness — a level where every letter produces its exact sound, every rule is applied naturally and effortlessly, and the Quran flows from the heart with the precision and beauty of the greatest reciters in the world. This course takes you there.
  • Ijazah-Certified Tajweed Specialists
  • All 13 Madd Types — Complete Coverage
  • Ijazah Preparation Available
  • Male & Female Tutors Available
  • Free First Class — No Card Required

You Know the Rules. But Does Your Recitation Sound Like You Know Them?

There is a gap that almost every Quran student reaches — and most never cross. You completed Basic Tajweed. You know what Ikhfa means. You can name the Madd types. You understand the rules of Noon Sakinah. But when you actually recite — at speed, in flowing Quranic text, in the pressure of a prayer or a gathering — the rules dissolve. The Ghunnah disappears. The Madd lengths become inconsistent. The heavy and light letters blur into each other.
Advanced Tajweed is not about learning more rules. It is about mastering the rules you already know — so deeply, so thoroughly, so automatically that they become invisible. The recitation simply sounds right. Beautifully, effortlessly, unmistakably right. That is what this course builds. One rule at a time. One verse at a time.
Give Your Child a Real Quran Teacher

What Is Advanced Tajweed — and How Is It Different From Basic Tajweed?

  • Basic Tajweed introduces the rules of correct Quranic recitation — Makhaarij al-Huroof, Sifaat, Noon Sakinah, Meem Sakinah, basic Madd rules, Qalqalah, and Waqf. A student who completes Basic Tajweed can recite the Quran without major errors.
  • Advanced Tajweed goes far deeper — achieving mastery of every Tajweed rule at a level where:
  • All 13 types of Madd are applied consistently and at their correct lengths
  • Ghunnah (nasal sound) is produced with perfect quality in all its contexts
  • Tafkheem (heaviness) and Tarqeeq (lightness) are applied naturally at recitation speed
  • The Huroof Muqatta'at (opening letters of certain Surahs) are recited with their specific rules
  • Recitation at all three speeds (Tarteel, Tadweer, Hadr) maintains full rule accuracy
  • Idgham, Ikhfa, Iqlab, and Izhar are produced with their exact intended qualities
  • The student is ready to recite the complete Quran to a qualified Qari for Ijazah
The difference in one sentence: Basic Tajweed teaches you the rules. Advanced Tajweed makes you live them — naturally, consistently, beautifully.

Why "Good Enough" Recitation Is Never Truly Good Enough

The Prophet ﷺ said:
“The one who recites the Quran proficiently will be with the noble, dutiful scribes (angels). And the one who recites the Quran with difficulty, faltering through it — they will have two rewards.” — Sahih Bukhari & Muslim
This Hadith teaches two things simultaneously. The one who struggles sincerely is rewarded generously — their effort is honoured. But the one who recites proficiently — who has done the work to master Tajweed — is elevated to the company of the noble angels. Proficiency in Tajweed is not perfectionism. It is the fulfilment of a Quranic command:
“And recite the Quran with measured recitation (Tarteel).” — Surah Al-Muzzammil, 73:4

Salah at a Higher Level

A student of Advanced Tajweed recites Al-Fatiha and Surahs in Salah with a quality that transforms the prayer — not just their own experience of it but the experience of everyone who prays behind them or alongside them.

Hifz at a Higher Level

Huffaz who have mastered Advanced Tajweed memorise with better quality, retain more accurately, and recite in a way that honours the Quran they carry. Advanced Tajweed and Hifz elevate each other.

Ijazah — The Authenticated Chain

Ijazah — the formal certification of Quranic authority — requires recitation at Advanced Tajweed standard. A student who wants to join the unbroken chain of Quran transmission from the Prophet ﷺ must first master their Tajweed at this level.

A Recitation That Moves Hearts

The great reciters of the world — Sheikh Abdul Basit, Sheikh Minshawi, Sheikh Al-Husary — moved millions to tears not because they knew the rules, but because the rules had become second nature. Advanced Tajweed is the foundation of recitation that genuinely moves people.

WHY AL-HUDA FOR ADVANCED TAJWEED?

Ijazah-Certified Tajweed

Specialists — Not General Tutors Advanced Tajweed requires a tutor at an entirely different level from a general Quran teacher. Every Al-Huda Advanced Tajweed tutor holds an Ijazah in Hafs an Asim — meaning they have personally recited the complete Quran to a certified Qari and received formal authorisation. They do not just know Advanced Tajweed — they have proven it. They teach from mastery.

Microscopic Error Detection

At the Basic Tajweed level, obvious errors are caught. At the Advanced level, subtle errors — a Ghunnah that is slightly thin, a Madd that is one count short, a heavy letter that is not quite thick enough — are what separate correct from exceptional. Al-Huda’s Advanced tutors hear these subtle errors and correct them systematically. This level of precision is what produces genuinely beautiful recitation.

Sound Over Theory — Always

Advanced Tajweed rules can be discussed academically for hours without improving recitation by a single beat. Al-Huda’s approach is always sound-first — every new concept is immediately applied in recitation, with the tutor modelling and the student producing the correct sound until it becomes natural. Theory is a tool for understanding. Sound is the goal.

Systematic Progression to Ijazah

For students who want to earn their Ijazah, Al-Huda provides a structured pathway from Advanced Tajweed completion to full Quran recitation assessment — the formal process of reciting the entire Quran to a certified Qari and receiving the authenticated chain of transmission. We support every step of this journey.

The Al-Huda Advanced Tajweed Curriculum — Complete Mastery of Every Rule

  • Duration: 6 – 10 months with 2–3 classes per week

Module 1 — Advanced Makhaarij al-Huroof Mastery

Makhaarij (articulation points) are covered in Basic Tajweed. Advanced Tajweed takes them to a completely different level — the difference between knowing where a sound is produced and producing it with absolute precision, consistently, at recitation speed.

Covered at Advanced level:

Throat Letters (Huroof al-Halq) — deepened:
  • ء and ه — the furthest throat letters: precise distinction between the two, avoiding merger
  • ع and ح — the middle throat letters: producing the authentic Arabic depth of these sounds
  • غ and خ — the upper throat letters: the exact degree of rasping for each
Tongue Letters — precision drilling:
  • The exact tip, blade, and back positions for each group
  • Near-identical sounding letters at recitation speed: ص/س, ط/ت, ض/د, ظ/ذ, ق/ك
  • The uniquely Arabic sounds with no English equivalent — drilling at natural pace
Lip Letters (Shafawiyyah):
  • ب and م — distinguishing the two lip letters at speed
  • و — the semi-vowel Waw vs. Waw Madd
Self-Assessment Skill: Advanced students learn to hear their own errors — a critical skill for independent practice and long-term Tajweed maintenance.

Module 2 — Complete Sifaat al-Huroof Mastery

Letter characteristics — the essential and incidental qualities that give each Arabic letter its unique sound. At the Advanced level, every Sifah is applied automatically at speed.

Essential Characteristics (Sifaat Laazimah) — mastered at speed:

Hams vs. Jahr (Breath vs. Voice):
  • The 10 Hams letters vs. the 19 Jahr letters
  • Producing the correct level of breath or voice for each — consistently
  • The most common error: Jahr letters with unintentional Hams
Shadda vs. Rakhawa (Strength vs. Softness):
  • Hard letters vs. soft letters — their effect on recitation rhythm
  • Bainiyyah letters — the "between" letters neither fully hard nor soft
Isti'la vs. Istifal (Elevation vs. Lowering):
  • The 7 elevated letters: ص ض غ ط ق ظ خ — their heavy sound
  • All remaining letters — their light, lowered quality
  • Advanced drilling: consistency across all vowel types
Itbaaq vs. Infitaah (Closing vs. Opening):
  • The 4 Itbaaq letters: ص ض ط ظ — how the tongue closes against the palate
  • All other letters — the open articulation
Incidental Characteristics (Sifaat 'Aridah) — natural application:
  • Tafkheem and Tarqeeq (heaviness and lightness) — the most commonly inconsistent characteristic
  • Qalqalah — the echo of the 5 Qalqalah letters at stopping points: strength calibration
  • Madd and Leen — their Sifaat as characteristics before their rules

Module 3 — Complete Madd Mastery (All 13 Types)

Madd rules are the most audible feature of Tajweed — and the most commonly inconsistent. Advanced Tajweed achieves correct Madd lengths across all 13 types, consistently, in flowing recitation at all speeds.

All 13 Madd types taught, drilled, and mastered:

  • Madd Asli (Natural Madd) 2 counts The baseline — every other Madd is understood relative to this. Perfect 2-count Madd with no lengthening or shortening.
  • Madd Muttasil (Joined Madd) 4–5 counts Madd letter followed by Hamzah in the same word. One of the most frequently occurring Madd types in the Quran — its 4–5 count length drilled to consistency. Quranic examples: جاء، شاء، سوء، السماء
  • Madd Munfasil (Separated Madd) 4–5 counts (or 2 in some positions) Madd letter ends a word; following word begins with Hamzah. Its variable length — and the scholarly positions on it — taught and applied. Quranic examples: إنا أعطيناك، بما أنزل
  • Madd Lazim Kalimi Muthaqqal 6 counts Madd letter followed by a Shaddah (doubled letter) within the same word. The longest natural Madd — 6 counts exactly. Quranic examples: الطامة، الصاخة
  • Madd Lazim Kalimi Mukhaffaf 6 counts Madd letter followed by a Sukoon within the same word — rare but occurring in certain Quranic words. Quranic example: آلآن
  • Madd Lazim Harfi Muthaqqal 6 counts In the opening letters of certain Surahs (Huroof Muqatta'at) — where the letter contains a Madd followed by a Shaddah. Examples: الم، الر، المص
  • Madd Lazim Harfi Mukhaffaf 6 counts In Huroof Muqatta'at where the Madd is followed by a Sukoon. Examples: ن، ق، ص، ل
  • Madd Aarid lil Sukoon (Incidental Madd) 2, 4, or 6 counts When recitation stops on a word containing a Madd letter — producing an incidental elongation. The 3 permissible lengths, when each is preferred, and how to apply them consistently.
  • Madd Leen 2, 4, or 6 counts The soft elongation of Waw Leen (وْ) and Ya Leen (يْ) when followed by a letter with Sukoon at a stopping point. Its relationship with Madd Aarid lil Sukoon — the distinction taught precisely.
  • Madd Badal (Substitute Madd) 2 counts (or 4–6 in some Qirat) Where Hamzah precedes a Madd letter — in Hafs an Asim, always 2 counts. Quranic examples: آمنوا، أوتوا، إيماناً
  • Madd Iwad (Compensatory Madd) 2 counts When stopping on Tanween Fath at the end of a word — the Tanween is replaced by a 2-count Madd. Examples: كتاباً → كتابا (when stopping)
  • Madd Tamkeen (Stabilising Madd) 2 counts When a Ya with Shaddah (يّ) is followed by a Ya Madd — the slight elongation ensuring both sounds are produced clearly.
  • Madd Silah (Connecting Madd) Madd Silah Sagheerah — 2 counts: the connecting Madd of pronoun Ha Madd Silah Kubra — 4–5 counts: when the connecting Madd is followed by Hamzah
  • Advanced Madd drilling method All 13 types applied in flowing Quranic recitation — the tutor identifies every inconsistency until correct Madd lengths are automatic at Tarteel, Tadweer, and Hadr speeds.

Module 4 — Advanced Ghunnah Mastery

Ghunnah is the nasal sound produced in the nose for certain letters and rules. At the Basic level, Ghunnah is introduced. At the Advanced level, every context of Ghunnah is mastered — with correct quality, correct duration, and correct consistency.

Covered in this module:

What is Ghunnah exactly:
  • Production — the sound originates in the nasal cavity, not the mouth
  • Duration — exactly 2 counts for all complete Ghunnah
  • Quality — pure nasal sound with no mouth vowel mixing
Complete Ghunnah contexts:
  • Ghunnah in Idgham with Ghunnah When Noon Sakinah or Tanween is followed by ي، ن، م، و — the Noon merges with Ghunnah. Advanced drilling: the exact quality of Ghunnah in each of these four letters — each produces a slightly different resonance.
  • Ghunnah in Ikhfa The 15 Ikhfa letters each produce a different quality of Ghunnah — the "hidden" nasal sound before each letter varies subtly. All 15 Ikhfa qualities taught and drilled individually.
  • Ghunnah in Ikhfa Shafawi When Meem Sakinah precedes ب — the labial hiding with Ghunnah. Its specific lip-closed nasal quality.
  • Ghunnah in Idgham Shafawi When Meem Sakinah precedes Meem — the doubled Meem with extended Ghunnah.
  • Ghunnah of Shadda Noon and Shadda Meem Wherever نّ or مّ appears in the Quran — 2 counts of Ghunnah for each. One of the most commonly missed Ghunnah contexts.
Ghunnah levels:
  • Complete Ghunnah (2 counts) — Idgham, Ikhfa, Shadda Noon/Meem
  • Reduced Ghunnah — in certain positions
  • No Ghunnah — Idgham without Ghunnah (ر، ل)

Module 5 — Tafkheem & Tarqeeq Mastery (Heavy & Light Letters)

The distinction between heavy (thick) and light (thin) letter sounds is one of the most beautiful — and most difficult — aspects of authentic Arabic Quranic recitation. Advanced Tajweed achieves correct weight automatically.

Covered in this module:

The 7 permanently heavy letters — در illed to natural production :
ص ض غ ط ق ظ خ Each letter’s specific degree of heaviness — they are not all equally thick:
  • ط and ظ — the heaviest of the heavy letters
  • ض — the most difficult letter in Arabic for non-native speakers
  • ص and ق — the moderately heavy letters
  • غ and خ — the throat-produced heavy letters
The conditionally heavy letters — the most commonly inconsistent :
  • Ra (ر) — Tafkheem and Tarqeeq conditions: Ra is heavy in some positions and light in others — more conditions than any other letter. Heavy when: it carries a Fathah or Dammah, when it carries Sukoon preceded by Fathah or Dammah, when Sukoon preceded by a Kasrah followed by one of the heavy letters Light when: it carries a Kasrah, when Sukoon preceded by a Kasrah (in most cases), in certain Waqf positions Every condition taught with Quranic examples — and consistently applied.
  • Lam al-Jalalah — The Lam of Allah's Name: Heavy when: preceded by Fathah or Dammah — "Allah" ← the majestic, full sound Light when: preceded by Kasrah — "Bismillah" ← the flowing, light sound The name of Allah recited with its correct weight in every context — one of the most spiritually significant Tajweed rules.
  • Alif — always follows the letter before it: Alif itself carries no weight — its quality is determined entirely by the letter it follows.
  • Advanced drilling method: All heavy and light letters applied in flowing Quran recitation — the tutor identifies every inconsistency until correct weight is automatic, even at Hadr speed.

Module 6 — Idgham, Ikhfa, Iqlab & Izhar — Advanced Qualities

These four Noon Sakinah rules are covered in Basic Tajweed. Advanced Tajweed masters the subtle quality differences that separate technically correct from genuinely beautiful.

Covered in this module:

Idgham — the quality of the merge:
  • Complete Idgham — the Noon completely disappears (with letters ن، م، و، ي with Ghunnah)
  • The speed of the merge — too fast vs. too slow
  • Idgham without Ghunnah (ر، ل) — ensuring no Ghunnah trace remains
Ikhfa — the precise hiding quality:
The 15 Ikhfa letters each produce a different “shade” of hiding — a different degree of Ghunnah and different mouth position:
  • Letters that produce a more open mouth Ikhfa: ك، ج، ف، ش
  • Letters that produce a more closed Ikhfa: ب (near-Iqlab quality)
  • Letters that produce a "middle" Ikhfa quality: the remaining 10 All 15 individual Ikhfa qualities drilled with Quranic examples until each is distinctly and correctly produced.
Iqlab — the conversion quality:
The ب following Noon Sakinah — the exact quality of the Meem-like sound produced, with Ghunnah, at the lips. Neither full Noon nor full Meem — the exact middle quality.
Izhar — the clarity standard:
Before the 6 throat letters — absolutely clear Noon with no trace of Ghunnah or merging. The most commonly violated condition of Izhar is insufficient clarity — advanced drilling eliminates this.

Module 7 — Huroof Muqatta'at (Opening Letters of Surahs)

The mysterious letters that open 29 Surahs of the Quran — Alif Lam Meem, Ya Sin, Ha Meem, and others. Their recitation follows specific Tajweed rules rarely taught at the Basic level.

Covered in this module:

  • The 14 letters used in the Huroof Muqatta'at
  • Which letters carry Madd Lazim Harfi (6 counts) — the most common
  • Which letters have Idgham of their component letters
  • Which letters carry only 2-count Madd
  • The complete recitation rules for all 29 Surah openings: — الم، المص، الر، المر، كهيعص، طه، طسم، طس، يس، ص، حم، عسق، ق، ن

Module 8 — Recitation at Three Speeds

Tajweed rules do not only apply when reciting slowly. Advanced Tajweed means every rule is applied correctly at all three accepted speeds of Quranic recitation.

Covered in this module (The three speeds)

Tarteel — Slow, measured recitation
The speed commanded in Surah Al-Muzzammil (73:4) — full application of every rule at maximum quality. Every Madd at its full length, every Ghunnah perfectly produced, every Sifah fully expressed. The speed of deep reflection and worship.
Tadweer — Moderate recitation
The balanced speed — neither slow nor fast. All rules maintained but at a natural conversational pace. The most common speed for personal recitation and leading prayer.
Hadr — Fast recitation
The fastest permissible speed — used by proficient reciters in long prayers. Certain rules adjust at this speed (some Madd lengths become shorter in specific positions) — all adjustments taught and applied correctly.
Advanced recitation drilling
The student recites the same passage at all three speeds — the tutor identifies which rules are being dropped or compromised at faster speeds, and specific correction is applied until all three speeds produce equal rule accuracy.

Module 9 — Full Quran Recitation Practice

Applying every Advanced Tajweed rule in continuous, flowing recitation of the complete Quran — Surah by Surah, Juz by Juz.

Covered in this module

  • Recitation of each Juz of the Quran — full Tajweed applied throughout
  • The tutor marks every error — categorised by rule type
  • Monthly error reports — tracking improvement across all rule categories
  • Particularly challenging passages — identified and given intensive practice
  • Preparing for Ijazah recitation standard
  • Building recitation endurance — reciting longer passages without quality degradation

Module 10 — Ijazah Preparation (Optional)

For students who want to earn the authenticated right to teach Quranic recitation.

Covered in this module

  • Recitation standard required for Ijazah — what the examining Qari listens for
  • Systematic elimination of remaining errors — full Quran recited and checked
  • The chain of Isnad — understanding the transmission chain being joined
  • The formal Ijazah session — what it involves and what it certifies
  • Post-Ijazah responsibilities — the sacred trust of transmitting the Quran

WHO IS THIS COURSE FOR?

Students who have completed Basic Tajweed

And want to achieve mastery-level recitation

Hafiz students

Hifz is most honourable when paired with Advanced Tajweed mastery

Imams and prayer leaders

Who want their recitation to inspire their congregation

Students preparing for Ijazah

Advanced Tajweed is the prerequisite

Adults

Who have been reciting the Quran for years and want to finally perfect it

Students of Qirat

Advanced Tajweed in Hafs an Asim is the foundation for all other Qirat

Prerequisite: Completion of Basic Tajweed or equivalent — the student must already know and apply the foundational Tajweed rules before beginning this course.

How Long Does the Noorani Qaida Course Take?

The duration of the Noorani Qaida course varies based on the student’s age, starting level, and frequency of classes. Here is a general guide:
Level Classes Per Week Estimated Duration
Basic Translation 2 per week 8 – 12 months
Basic Translation 3 per week 6 – 9 months
Advanced Translation 2 per week 16 – 22 months
Advanced Translation per week 12 – 18 months

Class Duration

45 minutes per session (standard) or 60 minutes (available on request)

Scheduling

Classes are available 7 days a week across all major time zones — morning, afternoon, and evening. You choose the time that works for your family.

Real Families. Real Results. Real Quran.

1,000+ Students Enrolled · 50+ Certified Tutors · 15+ Countries · 5 ★ Average Rating
“I completed Basic Tajweed two years ago and thought my recitation was good. The first Advanced Tajweed class showed me how much I was still missing — subtle Ghunnah errors, inconsistent Madd lengths, heavy letters that were not quite heavy enough. Eight months later my recitation is genuinely different. People in the masjid ask who taught me.”

Brother Yusuf, Adult student

Birmingham, UK

“I am an Imam and have been leading Tarawih for 12 years. I enrolled in Advanced Tajweed because I wanted my recitation to be beyond criticism. The tutor’s level of knowledge is extraordinary — I learned things about Madd types and Ghunnah qualities that I had never encountered before. My congregation noticed the difference within a month.”

Imam Abdul Rahman

Houston, USA

“My daughter is a Hafizah who completed her memorisation abroad. But when she returned to the UK, she realised her Tajweed had gaps. The Advanced course identified every single one — systematically, patiently, completely. She now recites at a level that moves people to tears. Alhamdulillah.”

Umm Hafsa, Mother

Toronto, Canada

Frequently Asked Questions —Advanced Tajweed Course

What is Advanced Tajweed?
Advanced Tajweed is the mastery level of the science of Quranic recitation — building on Basic Tajweed foundations to achieve consistent, automatic, and beautiful application of every Tajweed rule in flowing recitation. It covers all 13 Madd types, complete Ghunnah mastery across all contexts, Tafkheem and Tarqeeq at recitation speed, the Huroof Muqatta’at, recitation at all three speeds (Tarteel, Tadweer, Hadr), and preparation for Ijazah certification.
Basic Tajweed teaches the foundational rules — Makhaarij, Sifaat, Noon Sakinah, Meem Sakinah, basic Madd types, Qalqalah, and Waqf. Advanced Tajweed builds on these foundations to achieve mastery — covering all 13 Madd types, the subtle quality differences in Ikhfa, the 7 permanently heavy letters and conditionally heavy letters, complete Ghunnah mastery, Huroof Muqatta’at, and Ijazah preparation. A student who completes Basic Tajweed can recite without major errors. A student who completes Advanced Tajweed recites beautifully and consistently at all speeds.
Yes — Basic Tajweed (or equivalent) is a prerequisite. Advanced Tajweed builds directly on the foundational rules. A student who does not know the basic Noon Sakinah rules, Madd Asli, and Makhaarij will not be able to benefit from the advanced refinement this course provides. We assess every new student in the free trial class to confirm readiness.
The 13 Madd types in Hafs an Asim are: Madd Asli, Madd Muttasil, Madd Munfasil, Madd Lazim Kalimi Muthaqqal, Madd Lazim Kalimi Mukhaffaf, Madd Lazim Harfi Muthaqqal, Madd Lazim Harfi Mukhaffaf, Madd Aarid lil Sukoon, Madd Leen, Madd Badal, Madd Iwad, Madd Tamkeen, and Madd Silah (Sagheerah and Kubra). All 13 are covered in full in the Advanced Tajweed course.
Ghunnah (غنة) is the nasal sound produced in the nasal cavity for specific letters and rules in Quranic recitation. It is required for a duration of 2 counts in Idgham with Ghunnah, Ikhfa, Ikhfa Shafawi, Idgham Shafawi, and wherever Noon or Meem carries a Shadda. Correct Ghunnah production — pure, nasal, and of exactly 2 counts — is one of the most important and most commonly inconsistent aspects of Advanced Tajweed.
Ijazah is the formal Islamic certification of authority to teach Quranic recitation — an authenticated chain of transmission traced back to the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ. Advanced Tajweed mastery is the prerequisite for Ijazah preparation. Al-Huda offers Ijazah preparation as an optional final module — in which the student recites the complete Quran to a certified Qari, receives formal assessment, and if successful, is granted the Ijazah and joins the unbroken chain of Quran transmission.
Absolutely. Many of our most successful Advanced Tajweed students are adults who have been reciting the Quran for decades and want to perfect their recitation. Adults bring discipline, motivation, and deep respect for the Quran that makes Advanced Tajweed deeply rewarding. The course duration may be longer, but the achievement is exactly the same.
Yes — completely free, no credit card, no obligation. The trial is a full 45-minute live session with a certified Advanced Tajweed tutor — including a Tajweed assessment identifying the student’s current level and a demonstration of the Advanced course methodology.

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