Quranic Excellence Academy offers online Tajweed classes in India as live one-to-one lessons with a male or female teacher, booked in Indian Standard Time. The fee for students in India is ₹1,999 a month if you join before 30 Nov 2026 (regular ₹3,000), with lower-cost 6-month and yearly packages, and you can start with three free lessons over three days before you pay anything.
Quick facts: online Tajweed classes in India
| Format | Live one-to-one video lessons, 30 minutes, 5 days a week (about 20 classes a month) |
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| Fee in India | ₹1,999 a month (offer until 30 Nov 2026, regular ₹3,000); 6 months ₹9,999 (regular ₹15,000); 1 year ₹17,999 (regular ₹27,000). Same fee for a female teacher. See fees. |
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| Free trial | 3-day free trial: three real one-to-one lessons, no card required |
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| Timing | Fixed in Indian Standard Time (IST, UTC+5:30), no clock changes |
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| Languages | Explained in Hindi, Urdu or English; the Quran is read in Arabic |
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| Teachers | Male and female teachers; sisters and girls can request a female Tajweed teacher. Every teacher on our team is a Hafiz of the Quran (full memorisation). Meet our teachers. |
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| How to start | Fill in the trial form or message us on WhatsApp with the student's age, level, city and preferred IST times |
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Why learn Tajweed?
Tajweed is the set of rules for pronouncing every letter of the Quran correctly, giving each letter its rights and qualities. Small changes in pronunciation can change the meaning of a word, which is why scholars have always emphasised reciting with care. Tajweed also makes recitation beautiful and confident, whether you are leading prayer at home or reciting on your own.
Course syllabus
| Topic | What it covers |
| Makharij al-Huroof | The exact place in the mouth and throat where each letter is pronounced |
| Sifaat al-Huroof | Letter qualities such as heavy and light (tafkheem and tarqeeq), whispering and echoing (qalqalah) |
| Rules of Noon Sakinah & Tanween | Izhar, Idgham, Iqlab and Ikhfa |
| Rules of Meem Sakinah | Ikhfa Shafawi, Idgham Shafawi and Izhar Shafawi |
| Ghunnah | The nasal sound and how long to hold it |
| Madd (elongation) | Natural madd, connected and separated madd, and other types with their counts |
| Rules of Ra and Lam | When these letters are pronounced heavy or light |
| Waqf (stopping) | Stopping signs in the Mushaf and how to stop and start correctly |
Who is this course for?
- Learners who have finished Noorani Qaida and can read the Quran slowly
- Adults who read fluently but were never taught Tajweed properly
- Students preparing for Hifz, who need correct recitation before memorising
- Anyone who wants to lead prayer or recite in front of others with confidence
Practice-based, not just theory
Many people learn Tajweed rules from a book and still recite with the same mistakes. In our classes, rules are taught inside your recitation. You read a passage, the teacher stops you at the exact word where a rule applies, explains it briefly, demonstrates it and asks you to try again. Over time the correct pronunciation becomes natural rather than something you have to think about.
New to Tajweed? Our free guide Tajweed rules for beginners explains the most important rules in plain English.