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Advanced Tajweed: Refine Your Quran Recitation
What Is Advanced Tajweed?
Advanced Rules: Madd, Waqf, and Qalqalah
Advanced Tajweed builds on the basic noon-sakinah rules with three areas that most self-taught reciters get wrong: Madd (elongation rules, deciding whether a vowel is held for 2, 4, or 6 counts depending on what follows it), Waqf and Ibtida (where it is correct to pause or stop within a verse without breaking the meaning), and Qalqalah (the slight bounce or echo applied to five specific letters — qaf, ta, ba, jeem, and dal — when they carry a sukoon). These are the rules that separate technically correct recitation from recitation that actually sounds right.
Advanced Tajweed classes also cover recitation styles (such as Hafs, the most widely used narration) and help you recognize and self-correct subtler mistakes — uneven elongation, rushed stops, or missed Qalqalah — that a beginner-level Tajweed course does not focus on. Your tutor listens to full passages, not isolated words, so corrections reflect how you actually recite in context.

Advanced Tajweed builds on the core recitation rules to focus on precision: exact articulation points, the fine differences between similar letters, and rules that are easy to apply loosely but hard to apply exactly. It is designed for students who already recite with basic Tajweed and want their recitation reviewed and refined in detail.
Lessons work directly from Quran passages. Your tutor listens closely and points out small inaccuracies that basic-level classes often miss, so your recitation becomes more precise over time.
Who This Course Is For
This course is a step up, not a starting point.
- Students who completed our Quran Reading with Tajweed course
- Anyone who already recites confidently but wants sharper accuracy
- Students preparing to recite for others, teach, or simply raise their standard
What You Will Learn
- Precise makharij for letters that are commonly mispronounced
- Tafkheem and tarqeeq, the heavy and light pronunciation of certain letters
- Detailed madd categories and their exact counts in context
- The different types of idghaam explained in depth
- Ghunna variations and when they apply
- Waqf and ibtida rules for reciting with correct pauses and restarts
How Classes Work
1. Free Trial
Recite for your tutor so they can pinpoint exactly what to refine.
2. Passage Practice
You work through real Quran passages while your tutor corrects fine details as you recite.
3. Targeted Feedback
Lessons focus on your specific weak points rather than repeating rules you already know.
4. Flexible Timing
Message us on WhatsApp with your time zone and we will arrange a schedule that fits your week.
Why Refine Your Tajweed With QuranlyHub
Refining Tajweed at this level is different work from learning it the first time. Progress here tends to be slower and less linear, weeks of steady improvement followed by a session where an old habit resurfaces under pressure, which is normal and part of the process rather than a sign something’s wrong. A tutor who already knows a student’s specific tendencies is better placed to catch that resurfacing quickly than a new teacher meeting them for the first time, which is one reason continuity with the same tutor tends to matter more here than in earlier courses, since a new teacher would need time just to learn what to listen for before they could even start correcting it effectively, whereas a tutor already familiar with a student’s recitation can address it in the same session it appears, before it has any chance to settle back in as a habit that then needs unlearning all over again, which takes longer than getting it right the first time would have taken, and can be discouraging if a student assumed the habit was already fixed for good, when really it just needed one more focused pass to settle properly.
- Every tutor is Ijazah-certified in Quran recitation
- One-on-one lessons focused on your specific recitation, not a group syllabus
- Live correction from a tutor listening in real time
- Learn from home in the UK, USA, Canada, Australia, UAE, Qatar, or Saudi Arabia
- Direct WhatsApp access to your tutor and to QuranlyHub, 24/7
- A free trial class before you commit
Pricing
Advanced Tajweed is taught as one-on-one live lessons: $30/month for 8 classes or $40/month for 16 classes, each class 30 minutes. See how this compares to our other courses on the pricing page. Message us on WhatsApp to lock in your schedule and time zone.
Advanced Tajweed: Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to complete the basic Tajweed course first?
What makes this different from the standard Tajweed course?
How long does Advanced Tajweed take?
Is this course only for adults?
What should I do after Advanced Tajweed?
Is this the most advanced online tajweed course QuranlyHub offers?
Yes. Advanced Tajweed is our most detailed online tajweed course, built for students who already recite with the core rules and want their pronunciation refined to an expert standard.
Do I need Advanced Tajweed if I already read Quran online comfortably?
If you already read Quran online with the core Tajweed rules, Advanced Tajweed refines the details — exact articulation points and rules that are easy to apply loosely — so your recitation reaches a more precise, expert standard.
How do I know if I am actually ready for Advanced Tajweed?
If a teacher has told you your basics are solid more than once, and you can read fluently without stopping to think about each rule, you are likely ready. Your tutor can also assess this directly during the free trial rather than you having to guess.
What are Madd rules in Tajweed?
What is Qalqalah in Tajweed?
Do I need Advanced Tajweed if I already completed basic Tajweed?
What is the difference between basic and advanced Tajweed?
Basic Tajweed, taught alongside Noorani Qaida and reading classes, covers the core rules needed to recite correctly. Advanced Tajweed goes further into precise Makharij (articulation points), Sifat (letter characteristics) and less common rules for students aiming for near-mastery.
What are Makharij and Sifat?
Makharij are the exact points in the mouth and throat where each Arabic letter is produced. Sifat are the qualities that distinguish similar-sounding letters. Advanced Tajweed drills both in detail.
Do I need Advanced Tajweed to recite the Quran correctly?
No, basic Tajweed is enough for correct, valid recitation. Advanced Tajweed is for students who want to refine subtle distinctions further, often those preparing for Ijazah or teaching others.
Related Courses
Many students combine Advanced Tajweed with one of these to build toward full fluency and understanding.
Quran Reading with Tajweed
Tafseer
Alim & Aalimah Course
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