Pocket TajweedComing soon to Google Play

The rules of tajweed, clear and easy, in your pocket.

All of tajweed in one app Nun & meemMaddMakharijSifatStopping and starting with real recitations
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  • Completely free
  • No ads
  • Arabic & English
Completely free
every lesson open
6 reciters
choose the one you love
Real ayahs
heard word by word
No ads
all your time goes to learning
Why Pocket Tajweed?

Learn tajweed the way you hear it from the reciters

Trusted content

Every example is a real ayah, recited by a well-known reciter, word by word.

A clear path

It starts from the sounds of the letters and builds up to stopping and starting, step by step.

The rule, coloured

The rule’s letter is always coloured, and each word lights up as the reciter recites it.

One word or the whole ayah

Hear one word on its own or the whole ayah, and compare two reciters at the same place.

Repeat and rate yourself

Listen, then repeat after the reciter and rate your own recitation, with practice after every rule.

Completely free

Every lesson is open, with no subscription and no ads.

The chapters of tajweed

From the sounds of the letters to stopping and starting

  1. 1Arabic sounds and the Mushaf
  2. 2First rules, from Juz’ ‘Amma
  3. 3Nun & meem
  4. 4Madd
  5. 5Makharij and sifat
  1. 6Heavy and light letters, lams, idgham
  2. 7Stopping and starting
  3. 8Enrichment
  4. 9Application
Reciters

Recitations by well-known reciters

Choose the reciter you would like to learn with.

Muhammad Siddiq al-Minshawi
Mahmoud Khalil al-Husary
Abdul Basit Abdus-Samad
Muhammad Mahmoud at-Tablawi
Abdur-Rahman as-Sudais
Hani ar-Rifai
Recitations from EveryAyah. Quran text: the Tanzil project (Uthmani script, CC BY 3.0), unchanged. Word timings: quran-align; tajweed rules: quran-tajweed (CC BY 4.0).

The rules of tajweed, in your pocket.

Pocket Tajweed is coming soon to Google Play, for free.

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FAQ

Everything you need to know

Is the app free?

Yes, completely free: every lesson is open, and there are no ads.

Does it need the internet?

Yes, to hear the recitations: they play from EveryAyah when you listen and are not stored on your phone.

What language is the app in?

Arabic or English.

When does it come out?

Soon. The download button will appear on this page as soon as it launches on Google Play.