TAJWEED CORRECTION FOR SISTERS WHO ALREADY RECITE
You can read Qur'an. You just can't hear your own mistakes.
You went to Qur'an school as a child, or picked up recitation informally along the way — maybe even attended tajweed classes. You know some rules on paper, and you still have no idea whether you're applying it in your recitation, because nobody has listened to you closely in years.
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A FAMILIAR AYAH, MULTIPLE RULES
وَمِن شَرِّ غَاسِقٍ إِذَا وَقَبَ﴿٣﴾
[113:3]
You can recite this ayah. The question is whether you know the rules in it and how to apply them?
THE PLATEAU
Knowing to read and applying the rules are two different skills.
Most sisters who come to me are not beginners. They learned to read Qur'an as children, or picked it up informally as adults, and they can read the Qur'an now. Some sat through a Tajweed class or two. They can recite a familiar surah, or a juz they've memorised, without hesitation.
Then they open a page they don't know, and the ghunnah is short, the madd is uneven, the qalqalah disappears entirely, and the heavy letters aren't pronounced accurately. Simply because they haven't learnt to replicate the Tajweed foundations in any page they open.
Reading familiar surahs isn't the same as reciting confidently wherever you open the Qur'an.
PLACEMENT
Who I teach
This is for you if
- ✓ You can read the Qur'an, sentence by sentence, without sounding out letters
- ✓ You learned to read Qur'an as a child, or picked it up informally as an adult, but were never taught the rules in a structured way
- ✓ You can recite familiar surahs smoothly, but freeze or guess on a page you haven't memorised
- ✓ You know the names of the rules, but aren't sure you're actually applying them
- ✓ You want your recitation to be corrected, not just taught rules
- ✓ You can protect a slot in your week and turn up to it
This is not for you yet if
- — You are still learning to recognise Arabic letters
- — You cannot yet read the Qur'an without sounding out letters. Once you build your foundation, we can help
- — You want a course to watch rather than a teacher to correct you
- — You are looking for the cheapest option available
- — You cannot commit to reciting between sessions
Your journey begins with a free 30-minute placement call. I'll listen to your recitation, understand your goals, and recommend the option that's best suited to your level — if it's the right fit, I'll walk you through the next steps and pricing.
WHAT SISTERS ARE SAYING
Hear from sisters who've taken this journey
Real students, real transformation — in their own words.
★★★★★
"The explanation of the topics is very clear and makes it easy to understand. It's really helped me improve my reciting."
Yumna
★★★★★
"I love the excitement of sitting with a teacher who truly listens and moves at my pace. This course is a structured and relaxed way of learning."
Rabia
★★★★★
"The classes have been a wonderful addition to my life and I recommend all my friends and sisters to join."
Amina
★★★★★
"This program has given me the confidence to pursue learning the Qur'an seriously — and to finally feel that it's truly within my reach."
N
★★★★★
"The teacher is very attentive and I feel so supported! Even in just a few weeks, I've gained so much and become more aware of my mistakes. I'm excited to continue and see how far I can go, InshaAllah!"
Hana
★★★★★
"I was impressed by the style of teaching, MashaAllah. The teacher teaches from her heart."
Shirin
★★★★★
"It's amazing! I've never seen this level of structure and clarity before."
Muna
Every sister gets the full course library alongside her classes, whichever option she's placed into.
WHAT TO EXPECT
Your journey at Nuurah Institute
Book your placement call
A free 30-minute conversation where we'll discuss your background, listen to your recitation, and determine the best place to begin.
We assess your recitation
You'll recite a few āyāt while I identify your strengths, weaknesses, and the habits that need correcting.
Receive your learning plan
I'll recommend the pathway that's best suited to you — group or one-to-one — and explain exactly what we'll focus on first.
Build strong foundations
We begin by strengthening your makhārij before progressing through the rules of Tajweed, ensuring every correction has a solid foundation.
Recite. Correct. Repeat.
Every lesson includes live recitation and personalised correction, helping you turn the rules into confident, natural recitation.
YOUR TEACHER
Ustadhah Nasra
After years of studying and teaching Tajweed, I've come to believe it is learned best step by step, at your own pace, with practical guidance and someone willing to stop you and say, "Read that letter again."
I work exclusively with sisters who already know how to read the Qur'an but want to recite it correctly and confidently. My students aren't learning to read — they're learning to recite with precision, understanding, and beauty, one letter at a time.
BEFORE YOU APPLY
Questions sisters ask
I learned Qur'an as a child, but never studied Tajweed properly. Do I qualify?+
Yes — that's exactly who this is for. Most sisters who join learned to read as children, or picked it up informally as adults, and haven't studied the rules in a structured way since. What matters is that you can read the Qur'an now.
I've already done a Tajweed course before. Why would this be different?+
Because most courses teach you the rule and move on. Here, you recite out loud every session and I correct you in real time — that's the part that actually changes your recitation, not just what you know about it.
Which should I choose, 1:1 or group?+
We work that out together on your placement call, once I've actually heard you recite. Most sisters progress faster in a group of similar-level peers — 1:1 is reserved for cases where the pace genuinely needs to be individual.
What actually happens on the placement call?+
Thirty minutes, over video. I'll ask about your background, listen to a short recitation, and tell you honestly what I hear and what I'd recommend — no payment, and no obligation to enrol afterwards.
What if I'm placed in a group and it's not the right fit?+
We revisit it. If your pace, level, or availability changes, you're not locked into your original placement — we'll talk it through and adjust.
What if I miss a session?+
In group classes, recordings are shared, though regular attendance is expected so you don't fall behind. Rescheduling isn't generally offered for 1:1 sessions, since your fee reserves that slot in my week.
How much practice will this actually take?+
Weekly homework, plus regular practice between sessions. Your progress depends on the reciting you do outside class, not only the correction you get inside it.
Do you teach children or brothers?+
No — Nuurah Institute teaches adult sisters only.
Take the first step towards confident recitation.
Your journey begins with a free 30-minute placement call. I'll listen to your recitation, understand your background, and recommend the learning path that's right for you.