Free Quran learning resources for practice between lessons

Each deck takes a few minutes. Go through it once a day, and come back to the cards you got wrong.

• Quran reading basics: ten cards on the Arabic letters and vowel marks every beginner learns before reading the Quran.
• Tajweed basics: twelve cards on makharij, ghunnah, qalqalah, noon sakinah, madd and the lam in the name Allah.
• Common Quranic words: twelve words that appear again and again in the Quran, with their meanings.

• Quran glossary: short definitions of the terms you hear in Qaida, Tajweed and Hifz lessons, from fatha and sukoon to ghunnah, qalqalah, juz and manzil, with the Arabic.
• Placement guide: a two-minute self-check that shows whether you or your child should start with the letters, reading practice, Tajweed or Hifz.
• Course syllabus: what each course teaches, module by module, and what you can do at the end of each stage.
• Lesson time planner: the teaching hours converted to your own time zone, with notes on daylight saving.

• How to learn Quran online: six steps from scratch, at any age, including how often to learn and how long it takes.
• Noorani Qaida, stage by stage: what the Qaida is, what each stage teaches and how long it usually takes.
• A realistic first-month reading plan: two four-week plans, one for complete beginners and one for returners.
• How to practise without feeling overwhelmed: a calm ten-minute routine with one small target a day.
• Eight things beginners often misunderstand: from how letters change when joined to what sukoon and shaddah do.
• What is Quranic Arabic?: how it differs from modern and spoken Arabic, and a simple order for beginners.

• What is Tajweed?: the main rules with examples, including noon sakinah, ghunnah, qalqalah and madd.
• Tajweed vs Quran recitation: what tilawah, tarteel and Tajweed mean, and whether a Tajweed or a recitation class suits you.
• Makharij al-huruf: all 17 points of articulation, grouped into five areas, with a table of every letter.
• How to memorize the Quran: a daily Hifz routine of new lines, recent revision and long-term revision.
• Learning the Quran as an adult: where to start, how to deal with embarrassment and a routine that fits a working week.

• How to choose online Quran classes for kids: a checklist covering the teacher, lesson length by age, safety, progress updates and red flags.
• How to help your child practise at home: a ten-minute daily routine, what to listen for even if you are still learning, and practice times by age.
• How long should a child study Quran each day?: daily practice by age, how Hifz changes it, and signs it is too much or too little.

• How to choose an online Quran teacher: nine questions to ask before you book, red flags, and what to watch in a trial lesson.
• Online Quran classes vs Quran apps: what apps do well, where a teacher is needed, and how to use both together.