Makharij al-Huruf
Pronounce every Arabic letter correctly from its proper articulation point, the foundation of beautiful and accurate Quran recitation.
المد
Madd Rules: Elongation in Quran Recitation
Learn how long to stretch each vowel sound, from natural Madd to necessary Madd, with recitation drills that make the rules second nature.
Subject overview
Madd is the rule of elongation. Knowing how many counts to hold a sound, and why, keeps your recitation measured, accurate and beautiful.
Your teacher explains each type of Madd with clear examples from the Mushaf, then listens as you apply it so the correct length becomes a habit.
Who is this for?
Students who can read the Quran and want to recite with correct elongation and rhythm.
What you will achieve
You will identify each type of Madd in the Mushaf and hold it for the correct number of counts while reciting.
Format
- Live one-to-one online lessons
- Personal timetable, no fixed duration
- Progress tracked per topic in the portal
What you will learn
Each topic is marked as practicing, passed or needs correction, so you always know what comes next.
- Meaning of Madd
- Natural Madd (Madd Tabee'ee)
- Connected Madd (Madd Muttasil)
- Separated Madd (Madd Munfasil)
- Necessary Madd (Madd Laazim)
- Temporary Madd when stopping (Madd Aarid lis-Sukoon)
- Common Madd mistakes
- Practical recitation drills
Other subjects in this course
Noon Saakinah and Tanween
Understand and apply Idhaar, Idghaam, Iqlaab and Ikhfaa, the core Tajweed rules you meet on almost every page of the Quran.
Waqf and Ibtidaa
Know where to stop, where not to stop and how to restart, so your recitation respects the meaning of every verse.
Fluent Recitation
Read smoothly and confidently without hesitation, with good rhythm, correct breathing and one-to-one teacher correction.
Quran Memorization (Hifz)
Memorize your chosen portions of the Quran with personal targets, a proven repetition method and daily progress tracking.
Hifz Revision
Keep what you have memorized with structured daily, weekly and monthly revision, mistake tracking and review of weak portions.