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5 Tips for Teaching your Little Ones Tajweed
Here are five fun, creative and practical tips to help your little one on their tajweed journey.
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5 Tips for Teaching your Little Ones Tajweed
Here are five fun, creative and practical tips to help your little one on their tajweed journey.
Qalqalah is the bouncing of the sound of a letter. Do you know what letters have the quality of qalqalh?
Ayan is doing phenomenal job teaching her three little boys tajweed! Be inspired by her story and start your family’s tajweed journey.
Ghunna is when the sound goes to the nose. Do you know what letters have the quality of ghunna?
Makharij are were the letters are pronounced from. For us to be able to pronounce the Arabic letters correctly to help us with our tajweed, it is important to know what the 5 main makarij of the letters. Do you know what the 5 main makharij are?
Being mindful of the common mistakes you make during Quran recitation can transform your tajweed journey and help you in the right direction.
Leen means to soften a sound and there are two leen letters which are و and ي. Can you identify the leen letters in a word?
“Do not use a tajweed coloured Quran”, are words often echoed by many tajweed teachers. And whenever I would hear those words I would think to myself , “Why?”
Madd means to stretch a sound and there are three madd letters which are ا , و and ي. Can you identify the three madd letters in a word?
Teaching our little ones tajweed is an exciting journey however it can feel daunting as well, as it is essential in order for them to recite Quran correctly.
When was the last time you read Quran in front of others? Maybe it was when you were a little child. Reciting in front of others takes courage, especially if it has been many years since you have recited to anyone.
Do you listen to the beautiful recitation of the Quran and wonder how you can recite like that? Here are my 5 top tips to help you on your journey of reciting Quran beautifully with tajweed.