Learn Quran Tajwid is a structured course in Tajweed — the rules governing how the Quran is pronounced during recitation, covering which letters are elongated, where the reader stops, how letters change when they meet, and which sounds are produced from which part of the mouth and throat.
The app is organised as lessons rather than a reference. Each rule is explained in text, demonstrated with audio, and then tested: you hear a recitation and identify which rule applies, or read a passage and mark where a rule takes effect. Scores and progress carry across the course.
Its practical strength is the audio comparison. Tajweed is difficult to learn from writing alone because several rules describe sounds that have no equivalent in English, and hearing the correct articulation next to your own attempt is how the difference becomes obvious.
Content covers the makharij (points of articulation), the sifat (characteristics of letters), rules of noon sakinah and tanween, meem sakinah, madd, qalqalah and the stopping signs.
Free with the introductory lessons included; the full course is a one-off purchase. Android and iOS.
Besya Media publishes Learn Quran Tajwid as a lesson-based course with audio examples and exercises, rather than as a reference text.
