Madd — the gentle stretch
المد
When you see a long vowel (ا و ي), stretch the sound for two little beats. Like ba… not just ba.
تجويد للأطفال
Tajweed means "to make beautiful." It's how we say each letter of the Qur'an the right way — so the words come out clean and pretty, the way Prophet Muhammad ﷺ heard them from Jibrīl. Tap any card to listen.
Step 1
Every letter has a home in your mouth — the lips, the tongue, the throat. Tap and listen.
Step 2
These tiny signs above and below letters tell you how to say them.
Step 3
المد
When you see a long vowel (ا و ي), stretch the sound for two little beats. Like ba… not just ba.
الغنة
On ن and م with a shadda, hum through your nose for two beats. Pinch your nose and you'll feel it buzz.
القلقلة
Five letters bounce when they have sukūn: ق ط ب ج د. Say them with a soft echo — like a small drum.
التفخيم والترقيق
Some letters are heavy (ص ض ط ظ ق غ خ) — say them from the back of the mouth. Others are light — say them softly from the front.
Step 4
Say each line slowly. Listen first, then try with your grown-up.
A little reminder
The Prophet ﷺ said: "The one who recites the Qur'an beautifully, skilfully, and precisely will be in the company of the noble angels. And the one who recites with difficulty, stumbling through it, will have a double reward." (Bukhāri & Muslim). Every try counts. 🌙
Want more? Ask the Coach to explain any letter or rule.