Foundation Course
Noorani
Qaida Course
Experience personalized one-on-one Quran lessons with certified teachers from the comfort of your home. Master Tajweed, memorization, and Islamic studies.
3–6 Months
5 sessions/week
30 min/session
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$49.99
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Course Overview
What is Noorani Qaida?
Noorani Qaida is the foundational gateway to Quran learning. This specially designed course ensures that every student — child or adult — masters Arabic letters, sounds, and basic reading rules before moving on to the Quran.
Our expert teachers use the time-tested Noorani Qaida methodology with a modern interactive approach — making learning structured, enjoyable, and effective for all ages.
Why This Course
Certified TeachersQualified Quran instructors with Ijazah
Trusted MethodologyTime-tested Noorani Qaida system
Learn from HomeLive online classes, any device
All Ages WelcomeChildren from age 5 and adults
Skills & Outcomes
What You’ll Learn
Recognize and write all 28 Arabic letters in isolated and joined forms
Correctly pronounce each letter from its proper Makhraj (articulation point)
Understand and apply all Harakat — Fatha, Kasra, Damma — accurately
Read letters with Tanwin (nunation) and Sukoon with full confidence
Master Madd (elongation) letters — Alif, Waw, and Ya
Read compound letters and joined words fluently with ease
Understand Shaddah (gemination) and how to apply it in reading
Practice simple Quranic words and short phrases step by step
Build reading speed gradually through structured drills and exercises
Complete Course Structure
Course Structure of Noorani Qaida
1
Introduction to Arabic Lettersحروفِ تہجّی
Huroof-e-Tahajji · Foundation · 29 Letters
What Students Learn
- All 29 Arabic letters (ا to ي)
- Correct pronunciation via Makharij
- Difference — س vs ص, ت vs ط
- English phonetic guide “Ba”, “Ta”, “Tha”
Key Focus
- Each letter taught individually
- Repetition drills for memory
- Listening and repeating after teacher
Practice
- Teacher recites → student repeats
- Random letter identification tests
- Phonetic sound matching
2
Recognition of Letters in Different Shapes
Beginning · Middle · End Positions
What Students Learn
- Letters change shape by position
- Beginning, middle, and end forms
- Visual recognition within combinations
Exampleب → بـ → ـبـ → ـب
Key Focus
- Visual shape recognition drills
- Reading letters in simple combinations
- 4 different shapes — same letter
3
Joining Lettersمرکّب حروف
Murakkab Letters · 2 & 3-Letter Combinations
What Students Learn
- How letters connect to form words
- Smooth sound transitions
- Avoiding breaks between letters
Key Focus
- 2-letter combinations
- 3-letter combinations
- Fluid reading without pauses
Practice
Ba + Taبَات
Sin + Meemسَم
4
Short Vowelsحرکات
Harakat — Fatha · Kasra · Damma
Includes
- Fatha (َ) → “a” sound
- Kasra (ِ) → “i” sound
- Damma (ُ) → “u” sound
What Students Learn
- How vowels affect pronunciation
- Reading with different vowel sounds
- Distinguishing short vowels
Practice
بَ بِ بُba · bi · bu
- Word formation using vowels
5
Long Vowelsحروفِ مدّ
Madd Letters — Alif · Waw · Ya
Includes
- Alif (ا) → “aa” sound
- Waw (و) → “oo” sound
- Ya (ي) → “ee” sound
What Students Learn
- Stretching sounds properly
- Short vs long vowel difference
- 2-count basic elongation
Key Focus
- Controlled elongation timing
- Consistent count maintenance
6
Sukoon — Silent Lettersسکون
Jazm / Sukoon — No Vowel on Letter
What Students Learn
- Letters with no vowel (sukoon)
- How to stop correctly on a letter
- No extra vowel sound added
Example & Key Focus
اَبْ“ab”
- Smooth stopping technique
- Clean consonant sound output
7
Tanween — Double Vowelsتنوین
Fathatain · Kasratain · Dammatain
Includes
- Fathatain (ً) → “an” sound
- Kasratain (ٍ) → “in” sound
- Dammatain (ٌ) → “un” sound
What Students Learn
- Ending sounds in words
- Nasal sound — ghunnah intro
- Nunation in reading
Practice
- Words ending with tanween
- Distinguishing all three tanween sounds
8
Shaddah — Double Lettersشدّہ
Gemination — Stress & Emphasis on Letters
What Students Learn
- Stress and emphasis on letters
- Combining two sounds into one
- Holding the sound slightly longer
Example & Key Focus
رَبَّ“rab-ba”
- No rushing over shaddah letter
- Doubled consonant technique
9
Madd — Advanced Elongation Rulesمدّ
Madd Asli · Madd Munfasil · Madd Muttasil
Types of Madd
- Madd Asli — basic 2 counts
- Madd Munfasil — separated stretch
- Madd Muttasil — connected stretch
What Students Learn
- Different elongation types
- Timing consistency in stretching
- When to apply each Madd
Key Focus
- Count accuracy (2, 4, 6 counts)
- Controlled elongation
- Smooth sound transitions
10
Rules of Noon Sakinah & Tanweenنون ساکن
4 Major Rules — Izhar · Idgham · Iqlab · Ikhfa
4 Rules of Noon Sakinah
1
Izhar — اِظہار (Clear)
Noon pronounced clearly before throat letters: ء ه ع غ ح خ
2
Idgham — اِدغام (Merging)
Noon merges into next letter — applied with: ي ن م و ل ر
3
Iqlab — اِقلاب (Conversion)
Noon changes to Meem sound when followed by ب (Ba)
4
Ikhfa — اِخفاء (Hidden)
Soft nasal sound before the remaining 15 Arabic letters
11
Rules of Meem Sakinahمیم ساکن
Ikhfa Shafawi · Idgham Shafawi · Izhar Shafawi
Three Rules
- Ikhfa Shafawi — hidden with ب
- Idgham Shafawi — merge with م
- Izhar Shafawi — clear for all others
What Students Learn
- Lip-based pronunciation rules
- When to apply each Meem rule
Key Focus
- Correct lip movement per rule
- Recognizing context in real words
12
Qalqalah — Echo Soundقلقلہ
Letters: ق ط ب ج د — Bouncing Vibration on Sukoon
Letters & What Students Learn
Lettersق ط ب ج د
- Bouncing/echo sound on sukoon
- Slight vibration in articulation
أَقْ→ slight echo
Key Focus
- Controlled bounce — not exaggerated
- Recognizing qalqalah in Quran
- Qalqalah Sughra vs Kubra
13
Special Tajweed Rules
Rules of Raa · Laam · Tafkheem & Tarqeeq
Includes
- Rules of Raa (heavy/light)
- Laam Al-Shamsiyyah rules
- Laam Al-Qamariyyah rules
Heavy & Light Letters
- Tafkheem — heavy/thick pronunciation
- Tarqeeq — light/thin pronunciation
- Huroof-e-Isti’la (heavy letters)
What Students Learn
- Context-based heaviness rules
- Applying correct letter weight
14
Practice with Words and Sentences
Real Quranic Words · Combining All Rules Together
What Students Learn
- Reading complete Arabic words
- Combining all previously learned rules
- Word-level fluency building
Key Focus
- Fluency without hesitation
- Accuracy in rule application
- Gradual speed building
Practice Method
- Teacher reads → student repeats
- Daily revision of all previous lessons
- Tajweed-focused error correction
15
Quranic Reading Practice — Final Stage
Short Surahs · Full Tajweed · Graduation Ready
What Students Do
- Read short Surahs of the Quran
- Apply all Tajweed rules confidently
- Surah Al-Fatiha, Al-Ikhlas, Al-Falaq
Goal
- Smooth, confident Quran recitation
- Zero hesitation on known rules
- Ready for advanced Tajweed course
Achievement Unlocked
- Fluent Quran reading ability
- Strong Makharij pronunciation
- Basic Tajweed rules fully mastered
Teaching Methodology
Teaching Approach in Each Lesson
Every lesson follows a proven structure that maximizes learning and retention.
Step-by-Step Explanation
Every concept explained clearly in English before Arabic practice begins. No confusion, no rushing.
Teacher → Student Repetition
Teacher recites first, student repeats. This proven method builds muscle memory for correct pronunciation.
Daily Revision
Every session starts with revision of previous lessons to strengthen retention and build confidence.
Mistake Correction
Immediate Tajweed-focused correction ensures students never practice or reinforce incorrect habits.
Homework Practice
Structured take-home practice reinforces classroom learning and builds independent reading skill.
Progress-Gated Advancement
Students move forward only after demonstrating clear pronunciation, rule understanding, and fluency.
Who Is This For?
This Course Is Perfect For
Complete Beginners
No prior Arabic knowledge required — we start from absolute zero.
Children Age 5+
Age-appropriate methods designed to keep young learners engaged.
Adult Learners
Starting your Quran journey later in life? You are warmly welcome.
Correction Seekers
Want to fix foundational reading mistakes? This course rebuilds your base.
Course Details
Everything You Need to Know
PrerequisitesNone required
Duration3–6 Months
Sessions / Week5 sessions
Class Length30 min
Learning ModeLive 1-on-1
Monthly Fee
$49.99
$34.99