How to learn the Quran memorization? That’s an important question to ask if you’re interested in reading or learning the holy book of Islam, but you don’t have easy access to a local teacher. Fortunately, there are plenty of great options to learn and memorize the Quran from the comfort of your own home by simply tapping into your computer or laptop! These days, finding ways to learn the Quran online has never been easier thanks to a variety of smartphone apps, online classes, and specialized programs that can help you read and memorize all 114 chapters of the Quran faster than ever before!
What are some common mistakes when reading Quranic Arabic?
– Vowel combinations. If you read Arabic, you know there are lots of words that include letters with dots (diacritical marks). When you encounter these dotted letters in Quranic Arabic, be sure to pronounce them as separate sounds – never blend them together. For example, if you see قوم، don’t pronounce it koom. Instead say it coo-wam or qoo-wahm depending on which dialect of Arabic you speak. In written Quranic script (also known as rasm) vowels aren’t always written; so just try your best! – Double consonants.
What if I want to take individual lessons?
Individual lessons are for people who want additional support or a more flexible schedule. Most teachers offer half-hour sessions that take place over Skype. Many websites now provide online Quran classes (see online tutorials). If you want to learn while sitting at your computer, that’s always an option. But if you prefer face-to-face interaction, taking private lessons is an excellent option. You’ll learn fast, whether you’re using software or one-on-one interaction as your primary learning tool. Additionally, a teacher can help ensure that your child understands how to correctly read and recite by emphasizing proper technique—which is especially important for kids (and adults) new to learning recitation techniques.
Which plan should I choose?
Online quran classes are a perfect way to learn how to read Qur’an. You have access to instructor led Qur’an courses, with state of art online learning software. The interactive virtual lessons are fun, engaging and allow you have hands on experience memorizing words. We offer free lifetime access and support as long as you need it! Want to know more? Click on one of our informative banners now!. Online learning also allows students from all walks of life participate in these studies. Students can connect from all over the world.
Can anyone participate in the program?
Yes, everyone can participate in our Online Quran classes regardless of age or gender. There are separate classes for both men and women which are conducted online. For those that prefer physical lessons there is an option available where we have facilitators come to your house. All courses are free of charge, but do require registration in order to participate.
After taking your first class, how can you continue practicing on your own time?
After attending your first online Quranic class, most students ask how can I practice on my own? So, we wanted to write a post giving you some tips for studying on your own time. We recommend that students read at least one verse a day during every season. However, it is not necessary that you memorize each verse before moving on to another. You can go through all twenty-four of them in about two weeks if you stay committed to daily readings of one or two verses. It is even okay if you take longer than two weeks; whatever amount of time works best for you! The only requirement is that once Ramadan comes around, you complete your list by memorizing all twenty-four verses before Ramadan begins.
Is there an opportunity for me to review my results at the end of each phase?
Yes, you can review your progress by viewing a printout of your online Quran classes schedule or viewing an online report. Reports will be available upon completion of each phase. You may print any completed reports you wish to keep for your records. This system is designed to help you learn at a pace that works best for you with assignments that build on previous material as they move forward in sequential order; however, if it becomes necessary, every lesson can be completed independently from those that precede it.
