Tajweed Classes Online for Women and Kids with Hafiza Hadia

Who Are These Tajweed Classes For?

Does your child read the Quran but use the wrong sound for some letters? This course is made for that child. The teacher hears each letter and fixes the sound. Does a woman need rules if she has read for years without them? Yes. Many women read well but never learned the rules. Here they learn each rule slowly. No male teacher takes the class.

What Will You Learn in This Tajweed Course?

This is the most asked for course on this site. You learn the correct makhraj for each letter. Makhraj means the point where the sound of a letter comes from. You also learn the rules of madd, noon sakinah, and qalqalah. The teacher adds one rule at a time. In time, reading with Tajweed feels natural. It stops being guesswork.

Makhraj, the Sound of Each Letter

Each Arabic letter has a point of sound. A small change in that point can change the word. In class, you say the letter. The teacher checks your sound and shows you the right way. You repeat the letter until the sound is right.

Rules of Madd and Noon Sakinah

Madd rules tell you where to stretch a sound and for how long. Noon sakinah rules tell you how to say the noon sound. You learn these rules with parts from the Quran. You read, the teacher corrects, and you read again.

How Are the Classes Taught?

How long is each Tajweed class? Each class is 30 minutes on Zoom or Google Meet. Work starts with a short first chat. Then the teacher does a starting check. She builds a personal weekly plan around how you read today. You get a short practice task each day. You get a progress update each week. Parents can join or check any class at any time without warning.

Who Is Your Teacher?

Hafiza Hadia is a Hafiz e Quran. Her certification is from Wifaq ul Madaris Al Arabia Pakistan. She holds an Ijazah in Quran recitation. That means her own reading was checked and passed by a qualified teacher. Only then was she allowed to teach. She also holds a BS in Chemistry and a B.Ed. She has eight years of teaching work and has taught more than 50 students. More on the About page.

What Is the Difference Between Tajweed and Hifz?

Tajweed means reading the Quran with correct sounds and rules. Hifz means learning the Quran by heart. Most students learn Tajweed first. When their reading is strong, some move to Hifz.

Fees, Plans, and Free Trial Classes

How much do Tajweed classes cost each month? You can pick one of three simple plans.

1. Starter is $40 per month for 3 classes per week.
2. Standard is $54 per month for 4 classes per week, and it is the most picked plan.
3. Premium is $68 per month for 5 classes per week.

You can switch your plan later if your days change. The second child from the same family gets 20% off. There is no fee to join and no setup fee. Full details are on the Pricing page and the FAQ page.

What if you are not happy after paid classes start? First you get one extra free class. If you are still not happy, you get a refund. Class times are in the morning, evening, or on weekends. Students are mostly Pakistani, Bangladeshi, and Indian families. They live in the UK, USA, Canada, Australia, UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and Kuwait.

Book Your Two Free Trial Classes

What happens in the first trial class? You meet Hafiza Hadia, read a part, and hear feedback on your sounds. You pay nothing for the first two trial classes. There is no duty to join after them. Message her on WhatsApp and book your two free trial classes: Message on WhatsApp