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Ikhfa Haqiqi in Tajweed: The 15 Letters and How to Say Them

Ikhfa Haqiqi is the most frequent noon rule: its fifteen letters, correct pronunciation, three levels, heavy and light ghunnah, examples for every letter and exercises.

Izhar Halqi in Tajweed: The 6 Throat Letters with Examples

Izhar Halqi is the first rule of noon saakin and tanween: the six throat letters, why the noon stays clear, verified Quran examples and exercises.

Rules of Tajweed for Children: A Simplified Guide for Teaching and Practice

A simplified guide to teaching the rules of Tajweed to children, including the articulation points and characteristics of letters, the rules of noon and elongation, along with interactive methods suitable for their ages from the Fasih platform.

Emphasis and Softening in Tajweed: Your Guide to Mastering the Pronunciation of Letters

Learn about the concepts of emphasis and lightness in Tajweed, the letters of elevation and their ranks, the ruling on the letter "alif" and the definite article "lam" of the word "Allah," as well as the letter "ra" with Quranic examples on the Faseeh educational platform.

Teaching the alphabet to children step by step |faseeh

Learn about the Noorani Qaida for children, its stages and benefits in establishing a child's foundation in letters, diacritics, and correct reading, as well as its role in preparing for learning the Quran and Tajweed through the Fasih platform.

The Noorani Rule for Children | Learn Correct Reading with Fasiḥ

Get to know the Noorani Qaida for children, its stages, and its benefits in teaching letters, diacritics, correct reading, and preparing for learning the Quran and Tajweed with the Faseeh educational platform.

Noon Saakin and Tanween Rules: Izhar, Idgham, Iqlab, Ikhfa

Characteristics of the letters in Tajweed: A comprehensive guide to mastering the pronunciation of the letters of the Quran.

Learn the ten readings remotely under the supervision of specialists in Quranic sciences.

The articulation points of letters in Tajweed: the secret of pronunciation and the balance of expression.