Quran reading Course For kids
Games, not grinding. Fluency, not fear.
LevelKids, beginner
PaceSeveral weeks, at the child’s pace
FormatOne-to-one, live
To start2 free classes
About this course
This course is designed to teach kids how to read the holy Quran with correct pronunciation and understand the basic Tajweed rules interactively and funnily. The course will help the kids build a strong connection with the Holy Quran from an early age, focusing on recognizing Arabic letters and correct pronunciation. Through interactive lessons. Group recitation, games. Kids will gain confidence in their Quran reading skills.
What you walk away with
Correct pronunciation and short surahs memorised.
What Will You Learn
- Basic Quranic Reading: Kids will learn how to read the Quranic Arabic words and letters with proper pronunciation.
- Introduction to the Tajweed: Learn basic Tajweed rules, like Madd, and correct pronunciation of vowels and consonants.
- Interactive practice: practice the reading in a group setting to gain confidence.
- Memorization of short surahs: Memorize the short surahs to make progress and be ready to start the long surahs.
Pre-requisites
- No prior knowledge is required This course is designed for children who are beginners in Quranic reading.
- A desire to learn: Children should be enthusiastic about learning the Quran and practicing regularly.
FAQs
No prerequisites for prior knowledge of Arabic apply. This course is conceptualized for beginners; thus your child will be starting right from the foundation.
Correct Recitation: At the end of this course, your child will be able to recite the Quran without any mistake in pronunciation or articulation.
It depends on the pace of the child; it may take several weeks to do that, as the child would learn both the elementary and the advanced rules of Tajweed step by step.
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