Najam Quran Academy
Quran Tajweed
Want to learn the Quran online with Tajweed? Our online course will help you explore the great beauty of the holy Quran, which goes far beyond the stories of creation and the laws set out by God. The Quran also exists to preserve and guide the Arabic language, the language that Allah used to send His revelations to the Prophet Muhammad). A Muslim who studies the Quran will come away with a far better understanding of the Arabic language and its nuances.One of the most important nuances is that of Tajweed, the correct pronunciation of Arabic terms. Those who learn how to read the Quran with Tajweed pronunciation can articulate the Arabic words in their proper manner. Tajweed means “to make better.” This Tajweed Quran course is designed to teach Tajweed rules from a theoretical and practical perspective. Students are given regular exercises and assignments to make sure they understand the material in full.Tajweed should not be considered a mere matter of dialect or accents. It encompasses many important properties of the holy text — including the timing of syllables, the clarity of expressions, and how individual letters change the delivery of a word. Finally, Tajweed emphasizes the importance of a personal and spiritual connection to the text of the Quran, understanding the verses in which a Muslim asks God for protection, mercy, wisdom or guidance, to grow a stronger connection with God by understanding His explicit words
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To learn the Quran with Tajweed pronunciation online, a student must first master the basic study of the Quran. A student who begins a Tajweed course without a firm comprehension of the Quranic structure, verse and language will struggle to be able to articulate the proper pronunciation. Students must also have an advanced knowledge of Arabic so that they will not be confused about specific facets of pronunciation and word choice — since the study of Tajweed dives deep into the language structure of Arabic and the differences (some small and some large) among individual words and letters.
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Quran Memorization
In the Muslim community, the Hafiz who have taken the time and effort to memorize the Quran are some of the most respected leaders and intellectuals. Those who have completed this great task are called upon for their advice, interpretations and guidance.Memorizing the Quran entails a physical, mental and spiritual journey that will build a better relationship between an individual and Allah, as well as between an individual and his or her community. There is no age or education level necessary for a Quran memorization program. Rather, it should be undertaken by those who want to deepen their faith and reap the benefits in this world and the next.Our online Quran memorization course focuses on completing the memorization of the Book of Allah in the shortest time with high accuracy and precision with instructors who carry one or more Ijazaah. Our instructors’ expertise makes Quran memorization for kids and adults alike easier than attempting this great endeavor alone, or with unqualified tutors. Each instructor holds a degree in Islamic history and religious studies, so he or she can not only provide a richer understanding through Quran memorization online, but also help to apply its principles to everyday life.
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Islamic History
Our Islamic history extends back since the beginning of times with the story of creation, to the point when Prophet Adam (PBUH) descended to earth to the time when our beloved Prophet Mohamed (PBUH) and his companions established an Umaah based on faith, equality and justice.The history and origin of Islam represent a crucial building block of any Muslim’s education. An online course in Islam history helps students understand why Islam appealed to such a great variety of people, why the religion spread quickly, and why it facilitated some of the most advanced thinking and discovery of its era.Islamic history — and especially Islamic history for kids — provides context for contemporary questions about faith and leadership. By studying the role of the prophets, their sahabah, the caliphs and the sultans, Muslims can become familiar with the men, women and even children who have influenced their religion and culture. In Western society, it is typical for students to receive little or no instruction on Islamic history prior to attending university classes. This leaves both Muslims and non-Muslims with little more than a passing understanding of the great civilizations built upon the holy cities of Mecca and Medina — and later Damascus, Cairo and Baghdad. Worse, it leaves Muslims without a deeper understanding of the great issues and questions of their faith — such as the Sunni-Shia schism or the secularization of contemporary Islam. That’s why IQRA offers a comprehensive Islam history study course online.
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