Tajwid Classes

Al Kawthar Academy presents a tajwid class for both brothers and sisters.

Introduction

This part time course is designed to help students perfect and beautify the recitation of the glorious Qur’an by learning the correct pronunciation of the Arabic alphabet and rules of tajwid.

Students will also have the opportunity to memorise selected surahs once they have successfully applied all the rules.

Dates and Timings

Course start date: Saturday 7^th September 2019

Days and Timings: Sundays from 10:00am – 1:00pm

Requirements

Minimum entry age for the class is 16. No detailed knowledge of the Arabic language is necessary.

This class is contingent on sufficient numbers and will only go ahead if there are enough students.

Fees

The course fee per annum is £300 which can be paid outright at the beginning of the year or in 10 monthly instalments of £30 which should be paid via standing order.

You may contact us for more information about this course and its modules

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Testimonials

"Al Kawthar Academy provided a pathway to another world, the world of ʿilm, wherein knowledge and spirituality combine to transform one’s connection with Creator and creation." - Abdullah Bhayat, Teacher (Leicester)

"The course gave me a new lease and focus to life. I am very fortunate to have been granted this life experience. My outlook on life has a stronger vision now where I am able to feel more confident in myself and further feel better as an individual and Muslim." - Asad Arif, Solicitor (Peterborough)

"Alhamdulillah, I am a 3rd year student at Al-Kawthar Academy and the best part of my day is when I am in madrasa at night. Even though I am a 45 year old mother of six, working full time during the day, my motivation causes me to come to madrasa, to learn the words of Allah Ta’ala and His Beloved Prophet ﷺ by sitting in the blessed company of our amazing teachers." - Aisha Farina, Translator & Teacher (Leicester)

"Alḥamdulillāh, I am coming to the end of my fifth year at Al Kawthar Academy. In this time at the madrasah, I have had the opportunity to develop a good grasp of the Arabic language which has facilitated my learning of numerous Islāmic sciences taught at the academy. Moreover, it has been the means for me to be in regular contact with and the company of many ʿulamāʾ whose wisdom and whose imparting of scholarly, Islāmic tradition has been invaluable. As a part-time course, it has allowed for me to pursue religious and secular education simultaneously and therefore acquire the best of both worlds." - Husain Bhana, University Student (Leicester)