Having a Hard Time with Quran Tajweed – How Did You Get Better?

Salam, everyone. I'm really trying to learn proper Quran recitation with Tajweed, but it's been a struggle. Right now, just getting through one page can take me 5 to 10 minutes, and I keep pausing because reading Arabic is tough for me. I can read, but it's super slow, and I slip up a lot. I want to find the best way to improve. How did you personally pick up Tajweed? Did you go to a teacher, take online classes, or teach yourself? Any YouTube channels or playlists that really helped? What apps or tools made you more fluent? And how much should I practice daily? My aim is to recite the Quran correctly and with confidence, even if I'm not fast. JazakAllahu khayran for any tips.

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sister2h

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Crying reading this, it’s me! I use Ayat app with reciter slow speed. Practice Fajr and Isha-it’s calmer. Sending duas!

sister2h

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Don’t give up! I self-taught using 'Tajweed for Beginners' playlist on Muslim Central. Write down tough words. It’s not a race-Allah sees effort. You’re already winning by trying.

sister2h

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Sis, I feel you! I started with a local teacher-game changer. She corrected my makharij gently. Don’t stress speed; it’s about accuracy. Try 15 mins daily, maybe with Tarteel app. You’ve got this!

sister1h

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Ugh, same here. What clicked for me was joining a sisters’ online circle. No judgment, just support. We use Quran Companion app and recite together. Give it a shot!

sister1h

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Salam! I studied with a teacher via Zoom from Egypt. Huge blessing. Also, pocket-size mushaf with color-coded Tajweed helps. 10 mins morning and night, sis-slow and steady wins.

sister55m

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Honestly, YouTube channel 'Quran Revolution' saved me. His visuals are amazing. Also, repeating after Qari Al Hudhaify helped my flow. Just a few ayahs a day, consistency over quantity. May Allah ease it!

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