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Tarteel

Semi-private learning designed for focused improvement. Students receive close attention to fluency and tajwīd in a calm, structured setting. Ideal for learners ready to move beyond basics.

£24.99/ month

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Built for students who want a structured learning path.

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Stopping and Starting (Waqf and Ibtida)

Learn where and how to pause correctly.

6 modules | 24 lessons
1

Introduction to Waqf and Ibtida

An overview of stopping (waqf) and starting (ibtida) in Qur’anic recitation and why correct pauses are essential to preserve meaning.

  • 1.1 Core Concept and Purpose
  • 1.2 Key Terms and Building Blocks
  • 1.3 Guided Examples
  • 1.4 Practice and Self-Check
2

Types of Waqf

Learn the different types of stopping points, including complete, sufficient, good, and bad stops, with practical examples.

  • 2.1 Understanding the Focus
  • 2.2 Technique and Control
  • 2.3 Structured Drills
  • 2.4 Applied Recitation Task
3

Recognising Stop Signs in the Mushaf

Study common stop symbols found in the Mushaf and understand how each symbol guides correct pausing.

  • 3.1 Understanding the Focus
  • 3.2 Technique and Control
  • 3.3 Structured Drills
  • 3.4 Applied Recitation Task
4

Rules of Starting After a Stop

Learn how to restart recitation correctly after stopping, avoiding changes in meaning or grammatical errors.

  • 4.1 Understanding the Focus
  • 4.2 Technique and Control
  • 4.3 Structured Drills
  • 4.4 Applied Recitation Task
5

Common Waqf and Ibtida Mistakes

Identify frequent stopping and starting mistakes and learn correction techniques to improve flow and understanding.

  • 5.1 Understanding the Focus
  • 5.2 Technique and Control
  • 5.3 Structured Drills
  • 5.4 Applied Recitation Task
6

Applied Waqf and Ibtida Practice

Apply stopping and starting rules through guided recitation of selected verses, focusing on meaning and fluency.

  • 6.1 Understanding the Focus
  • 6.2 Technique and Control
  • 6.3 Structured Drills
  • 6.4 Applied Recitation Task

Rules of Madd (Elongation)

Understand and apply elongation rules correctly.

6 modules | 24 lessons
1

Introduction to Madd

An overview of madd (elongation), explaining why elongation is important and how it impacts clarity and beauty in Qur’anic recitation.

  • 1.1 Core Concept and Purpose
  • 1.2 Key Terms and Building Blocks
  • 1.3 Guided Examples
  • 1.4 Practice and Self-Check
2

Natural Madd (Madd Asli)

Study madd asli, learning its length, identifying elongation letters, and practising consistent timing during recitation.

  • 2.1 Understanding the Focus
  • 2.2 Technique and Control
  • 2.3 Structured Drills
  • 2.4 Applied Recitation Task
3

Secondary Madd Types

Learn the main secondary madd types, including madd far‘i, with a focus on recognising when elongation exceeds the natural length.

  • 3.1 Understanding the Focus
  • 3.2 Technique and Control
  • 3.3 Structured Drills
  • 3.4 Applied Recitation Task
4

Madd Due to Sukoon

Explore elongation caused by permanent and temporary sukoon, with guided practice on correct timing and consistency.

  • 4.1 Understanding the Focus
  • 4.2 Technique and Control
  • 4.3 Structured Drills
  • 4.4 Applied Recitation Task
5

Common Madd Mistakes

Identify common errors related to elongation, such as over-stretching or under-stretching, and learn strategies to correct them.

  • 5.1 Understanding the Focus
  • 5.2 Technique and Control
  • 5.3 Structured Drills
  • 5.4 Applied Recitation Task
6

Applied Madd Practice

Apply madd rules through guided recitation of selected verses, focusing on accuracy, timing, and smooth transitions.

  • 6.1 Understanding the Focus
  • 6.2 Technique and Control
  • 6.3 Structured Drills
  • 6.4 Applied Recitation Task

Noon and Meem Rules in Detail

Master the rules of noon sakinah and meem sakinah.

6 modules | 24 lessons
1

Overview of Noon Sakinah and Tanween

Introduce noon sakinah and tanween, explaining their significance in tajwīd and how they affect pronunciation during recitation.

  • 1.1 Understanding the Focus
  • 1.2 Technique and Control
  • 1.3 Structured Drills
  • 1.4 Applied Recitation Task
2

Idhhar Rules

Study the idhhar letters and practise clear, distinct pronunciation when noon sakinah or tanween is followed by these letters.

  • 2.1 Understanding the Focus
  • 2.2 Technique and Control
  • 2.3 Structured Drills
  • 2.4 Applied Recitation Task
3

Idgham Rules

Learn the rules of idgham with and without ghunnah, focusing on smooth merging of sounds while maintaining correct recitation.

  • 3.1 Understanding the Focus
  • 3.2 Technique and Control
  • 3.3 Structured Drills
  • 3.4 Applied Recitation Task
4

Iqlab and Ikhfa

Understand iqlab and ikhfa rules, including nasalisation (ghunnah) and correct sound concealment in different contexts.

  • 4.1 Understanding the Focus
  • 4.2 Technique and Control
  • 4.3 Structured Drills
  • 4.4 Applied Recitation Task
5

Meem Sakinah Rules

Learn the rules related to meem sakinah, including ikhfa shafawi, idgham shafawi, and idhhar shafawi.

  • 5.1 Understanding the Focus
  • 5.2 Technique and Control
  • 5.3 Structured Drills
  • 5.4 Applied Recitation Task
6

Application and Review

Apply all noon and meem rules while reciting selected verses, with focused correction and consolidation of learning.

  • 6.1 Preparation and Criteria
  • 6.2 Recorded/Live Recitation Sample
  • 6.3 Feedback and Error Categorisation
  • 6.4 Action Plan and Next Steps

Characteristics of Letters (Sifaat)

Refine recitation through letter characteristics.

6 modules | 24 lessons
1

Introduction to Sifaat

An introduction to sifaat (characteristics of letters) and their importance in producing accurate, balanced, and beautiful Qur’anic recitation.

  • 1.1 Core Concept and Purpose
  • 1.2 Key Terms and Building Blocks
  • 1.3 Guided Examples
  • 1.4 Practice and Self-Check
2

Heavy and Light Letters

Learn the difference between heavy (tafkhīm) and light (tarqīq) letters and practise correct tongue and mouth positioning.

  • 2.1 Understanding the Focus
  • 2.2 Technique and Control
  • 2.3 Structured Drills
  • 2.4 Applied Recitation Task
3

Strength and Weakness of Letters

Study letter strength and softness, including how airflow and articulation affect clarity and pronunciation.

  • 3.1 Understanding the Focus
  • 3.2 Technique and Control
  • 3.3 Structured Drills
  • 3.4 Applied Recitation Task
4

Clarity and Echo Letters (Qalqalah)

Focus on qalqalah letters, learning how to produce controlled echo sounds without exaggeration.

  • 4.1 Understanding the Focus
  • 4.2 Technique and Control
  • 4.3 Structured Drills
  • 4.4 Applied Recitation Task
5

Applying Sifaat in Recitation

Apply letter characteristics during recitation, balancing heaviness, softness, and clarity across different verses.

  • 5.1 Understanding the Focus
  • 5.2 Technique and Control
  • 5.3 Structured Drills
  • 5.4 Applied Recitation Task
6

Sifaat Review and Correction

Consolidate sifaat knowledge through focused correction, ensuring consistent and accurate application in recitation.

  • 6.1 Preparation and Criteria
  • 6.2 Recorded/Live Recitation Sample
  • 6.3 Feedback and Error Categorisation
  • 6.4 Action Plan and Next Steps

Tajwīd Foundations Review

Strengthen the foundations of correct Qur’an recitation.

6 modules | 24 lessons
1

Recitation Baseline Assessment

Assess the student’s current reading level, common pronunciation errors, and fluency to establish a clear improvement plan for the course.

  • 1.1 Preparation and Criteria
  • 1.2 Recorded/Live Recitation Sample
  • 1.3 Feedback and Error Categorisation
  • 1.4 Action Plan and Next Steps
2

Makharij Refinement

Strengthen points of articulation for key letters, focusing on consistent sound production and correcting frequent mistakes in Qur’anic recitation.

  • 2.1 Understanding the Focus
  • 2.2 Technique and Control
  • 2.3 Structured Drills
  • 2.4 Applied Recitation Task
3

Letter Quality and Clarity

Improve clarity by addressing common issues such as weak articulation, unclear letter boundaries, and inconsistent vowel pronunciation.

  • 3.1 Understanding the Focus
  • 3.2 Technique and Control
  • 3.3 Structured Drills
  • 3.4 Applied Recitation Task
4

Fluency and Rhythm Control

Develop smoother reading with better pacing, controlled rhythm, and accurate transitions between letters and words without rushing.

  • 4.1 Understanding the Focus
  • 4.2 Technique and Control
  • 4.3 Structured Drills
  • 4.4 Applied Recitation Task
5

Common Mistakes and Corrections

Identify recurring mistakes (makharij, stretching, stopping errors) and apply targeted correction techniques through structured practice.

  • 5.1 Understanding the Focus
  • 5.2 Technique and Control
  • 5.3 Structured Drills
  • 5.4 Applied Recitation Task
6

Course Review and Progress Check

Consolidate improvements and evaluate progress with guided recitation, ensuring readiness to move into detailed noon and meem rules.

  • 6.1 Preparation and Criteria
  • 6.2 Recorded/Live Recitation Sample
  • 6.3 Feedback and Error Categorisation
  • 6.4 Action Plan and Next Steps

Applied Tajwīd in Selected Surahs

Apply tajwīd rules through guided recitation.

6 modules | 24 lessons
1

Introduction to Applied Tajwīd

An overview of applying tajwīd rules in full surah recitation, focusing on consistency, awareness, and flow.

  • 1.1 Core Concept and Purpose
  • 1.2 Key Terms and Building Blocks
  • 1.3 Guided Examples
  • 1.4 Practice and Self-Check
2

Applying Tajwīd in Short Surahs

Guided recitation of short surahs with close attention to makharij, sifaat, madd, and stopping rules.

  • 2.1 Understanding the Focus
  • 2.2 Technique and Control
  • 2.3 Structured Drills
  • 2.4 Applied Recitation Task
3

Consistency Across Verses

Focus on maintaining consistent application of tajwīd rules across multiple verses without lapses or variation.

  • 3.1 Understanding the Focus
  • 3.2 Technique and Control
  • 3.3 Structured Drills
  • 3.4 Applied Recitation Task
4

Error Detection and Self-Correction

Train students to recognise their own recitation errors and apply immediate correction techniques.

  • 4.1 Understanding the Focus
  • 4.2 Technique and Control
  • 4.3 Structured Drills
  • 4.4 Applied Recitation Task
5

Fluency with Precision

Develop smooth, confident recitation while maintaining precision in tajwīd application and pronunciation.

  • 5.1 Understanding the Focus
  • 5.2 Technique and Control
  • 5.3 Structured Drills
  • 5.4 Applied Recitation Task
6

Final Review and Readiness Assessment

A comprehensive review of applied tajwīd skills to assess readiness for advanced or specialised Qur’an recitation studies.

  • 6.1 Preparation and Criteria
  • 6.2 Recorded/Live Recitation Sample
  • 6.3 Feedback and Error Categorisation
  • 6.4 Action Plan and Next Steps