Tajweed ul Quran course a short course for those students who know how to read Al-Quran and would like to recite the Quran with proper pronunciation and voice. Due to the nature of Arabic Language (the Language of the Quran), it is essential that its letters, words and sentences are pronounced as per its requirement. A slight change in sound can change the whole meaning in the Arabic Language. There are detailed rules of reciting the Quran correctly with the correct pronunciation. These rules are called “Tajweed Rules.”

Many Islamic Scholars have highlighted the meaning of Al Tajweed literally and technically. The word Tajweed is derived from the Arabic root Jawwada, which means to make well, to improve or to make good.‟ it also means to enable, to make possible or to bring forth what is better.2 As a technical term Tajweed means to make good or to better the recitation of the Glorious Qur‟an by giving each letter it’s right with regards to the correct way of pronunciation. This would only be possible by taking into consideration the origins of pronunciation of Arabic letters and safeguarding the rules of recitation on combination of letters such as clear pronunciation (Izhr), assimilation (Idgham and substitution (lqlab). Tajweed also means a mode of recitation of medium speed. This definition could serve as an explanation to a verse in the Qur‟an where Allah commands Muslims to recite the Qur‟än in a slow measured and rhythmic tone. Scholars of Tajweed categorized the discipline into two parts.