What is Tajweed?
Tajweed is the science of reciting the Qur’an correctly — pronouncing every letter from its place with its proper qualities, so we read Allah’s words with clarity, beauty, and respect.
How do kids learn Tajweed with Tajweedoo?
We use a play-first approach: short sessions, visual cues, and immediate feedback.
Hear & Imitate
Kids listen to clear recitation and repeat key sounds to lock in accurate pronunciation.
See & Match
Color-coded letters and mouth maps help them connect sounds with places of articulation.
Play & Remember
Mini-games and quizzes build retention with fun streaks, stars, and rewards.
Core Tajweed Rules (kid-friendly)
Each letter comes from a place: lips, tongue, throat — we learn where each sound begins.
Letters have qualities: heavy/light, strong/soft. We practice hearing the difference.
When Noon/Tanween is clear, hidden, merged, or changed — explained with examples.
We stretch certain sounds for 2, 4, or 6 counts depending on the word and rule.
See it in Qur’an examples
Brick Breaker
Break blocks by choosing the correct Tajweed answer. Perfect for quick practice.
Play nowMaze Runner
Unlock paths only when you get Tajweed questions right — adventure + learning!
Explore mazeFAQ – Parents & Teachers
What age can kids start Tajweed?
As soon as they can recognize Arabic letters (5+). Short daily sessions work best.
Do we need a teacher?
A teacher is ideal. Tajweedoo adds daily practice through games, rewards, and quizzes.
How long should a session be?
10–15 minutes: 5 listening, 5 practice, 3–5 gameplay. Consistency beats long sessions.