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Quran learning that feels like play.

Ta'limul Quran Play brings Quran, Qaida, Tajweed, Makhraj, Hifz, Duas and Islamic learning together in one engaging experience for children and families.

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Arabic Reading • Quran Learning

Huroof-e-Murakkabat for Kids: Learn Joined Arabic Letters with Fun Games

Learn how Arabic letters appear in connected forms and practise isolated, initial, medial and final positions.

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Quran Learning • Huroof-e-Tahajji

29 Huroof-e-Tahajji: Arabic Letters with English, Hindi & Bengali Pronunciation

Learn the Arabic letters with pronunciation guidance, Makhraj, examples and interactive practice activities.

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Everything in one place

Everything children need to learn

Designed to make daily Quran learning simple, joyful and consistent — from first letters to regular practice.

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Huruf-e-Tahajji

Learn Arabic letters through recognition, games and pronunciation practice.

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Noorani Qaida

Build strong reading foundations step by step with playful learning activities.

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Hifz Practice

Turn memorisation into a daily habit with repetition, progress and rewards.

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AI Ustaad

A smart learning companion for pronunciation practice, questions and guidance.

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Games & Rewards

XP, levels, streaks, coins and achievements make practice more engaging.

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29Arabic letters
5Daily prayers
∞Practice opportunities
For young learners

Learn through short, joyful practice.

Keep learning active with bite-sized lessons, repetition, games and rewards instead of making every session feel like a class.

✓Arabic letters and reading foundations
✓Tajweed, Makhraj and pronunciation practice
✓Hifz, Duas, Namaz and Islamic learning
✓Progress, streaks, XP and achievements
For families

Make Quran learning a daily habit.

Bring lessons, practice and motivation together so children can build a steady learning routine at home.

✓Simple learning journey for children
✓Practice designed for repeat visits
✓One place for multiple Islamic learning areas
✓Built around learn → play → practice → repeat
Simple journey

Start in three easy steps

No complicated setup — open the app, choose a learning area and begin practising.

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Choose a lesson

Start with letters, Qaida, Tajweed, Hifz, Namaz, Duas or another learning area.

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Play & practise

Use interactive activities and repeat the skills that need more practice.

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Build your habit

Keep coming back, earn progress and make Quran learning part of the daily routine.

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Frequently asked questions

What is Ta'limul Quran Play?

It is an interactive Quran learning experience that combines lessons, practice and games for children and families.

What can children learn?

The landing page currently highlights Huruf-e-Tahajji, Noorani Qaida, Tajweed, Makhraj, Hifz, Duas, Namaz, Islamic learning and game-based practice.

Is it designed for daily practice?

Yes. The experience is designed around short learning sessions, repetition, progress and rewards to encourage a consistent routine.

Where can I try it?

Tap any Start Learning or Open App button on this page to open the current Ta'limul Quran Play app experience.

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How to Read Waw Leen and Yaa Leen: Complete Noorani Qaida Guide for Beginners

NOORANI QAIDA • LESSON 5 TAJWEED MASTERCLASS Waw-e-Leen and Yaa-e-Leen The Complete Scientific Guide with Articulation Rules, 70 Quranic Exercises, Interactive Games & Final Quiz Dedicated to students, parents, and Quran teachers striving for authentic classical Tajweed. 1. What Are Huroof-e-Leen (حُرُوْفِ لِیْن)? In Quranic phonetics and Arabic linguistics, the word "Leen" (لِیْن) literally denotes softness, gentleness, and ease . Once students have completed their foundational study of the complete Huroof-e-Tahajji Arabic alphabet and advanced through mastering Huroof-e-Murakkabat (joined letters) , they encounter the transition from single vowel movements to soft diphthongs. Building directly upon what was learned in Noorani Qaida Lesson 3 on Harakat (Zabar, Zer, Pesh) , Huroof-e-Leen are the two specific Arabic letters ( Waw and Yaa ) when they carry a Sukoon (ْ) and are directly preceded by a letter bearing a Fatha / Zabar (َ) . ...
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Learn Sukoon (Jazm) in Arabic | Noorani Qaida Lesson for Kids

بْ Learn Sukoon (Jazm) in Arabic An interactive Noorani Qaida lesson with examples, practice, a game and a quiz. Choose Your Language: English (International) اردو (Urdu) हिन्दी (Hindi) Roman Urdu / Hindi Choose a language for lesson explanations and quiz questions. STEP 1 1. What Is Sukoon (Jazm)? Sukoon, also called Jazm, is a sign written above an Arabic letter. A letter carrying Sukoon is called Sakin. It has no short vowel of its own. بَ Ba with Fatha (Zabar) بْ Ba with Sukoon أَبْ Combined example Practise joining a moving letter to the following Sakin letter. Listen to a qualified teacher for the correct sound. Qalqalah: The Echoing Letters The five Qalqalah letters are ق ط ب ج د. When a Qalqalah letter is Sakin, it is pronounced with a controlled echoing quality. Do not add an unnecessary vowel after the letter. قُطْبُ جَدّ Important: These activities support learning but do...
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Noorani Qaida Lesson 3: Learn Harakat (Zabar, Zer & Pesh) with 4 Fun Games

Noorani Qaida Lesson 3: Learn Harakat (Zabar, Zer & Pesh) with 4 Fun Games Learn Zabar (Fathah), Zer (Kasrah), and Pesh (Dammah) , practise three-letter Arabic words from right to left, and strengthen your recognition with four interactive games. 1. Understand the Three Harakat (Short Vowels) Harakat are short-vowel marks in Arabic. Pronounce them briefly and naturally. Do not stretch a short vowel into a long vowel (Madd). Zabar · Fathah (ـَ) بَ A short “a” sound above the letter. Zer · Kasrah (ـِ) بِ A short “i” sound below the letter. Pesh · Dammah (ـُ) بُ A short “u” sound, with rounded lips. Teacher’s Tip: A Harakah is short; Madd is a separate lengthening rule. Practise the correct sound and duration with a qualified Quran teacher. 2. Read Three-Letter Words: Hija and Rawaan Hija means spelling each letter with its vowel mark step by step. Rawaan means reading the whole word fluently while preserving each sound. Arabic is read from right to left . M...
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