TAJWID MASTERY COURSE (TMC)
Recite the Qur’an as it was revealed.
A complete, sanad-based journey into the science, precision, and adab of Qur’ānic recitation — rooted in classical texts and structured practice.
About the Course
The Tajwīd Mastery Course (TMC) is designed for students who seek to recite the Qur’an correctly, beautifully, and confidently, fulfilling the rights of the letters (ḥuqūq al-ḥurūf) and preserving the prophetic method of recitation.
Now entering its third refined round, TMC includes classical tajwīd texts, a structured reading pathway, and formal certification with ijāzah pathways. The course follows a traditional pedagogy balancing theory, guided practice, and precise correction — ensuring genuine mastery rather than superficial familiarity.
Tajwīd Mastery Course (TMC)
A standards-based program centred on guided recitation and correction, supported by structured tajwīd study.
Practical Correction First
Progress is built through weekly recitation, listening, and teacher correction.
Standards-Based Progression
Advancement depends on accuracy and readiness, not speed.
Classical Support
Theory is taught from authoritative texts to strengthen correct application.
What You Will Gain
The aim is accurate, confident Qur’ānic recitation through correct articulation, applied tajwīd, and disciplined practice.
Skill Outcomes
- Correct articulation (makhārij) and letter characteristics
- Strong command of essential and advanced tajwīd rules
- Confidence and fluency in Qur’ānic recitation
- Structured assessment and formal certification
Certification and Ijāzah
Certification is granted upon successful completion of the required pathway. Ijāzah is reserved for students who reach traditional standards of mastery.
- Official course certificate upon successful completion
- Formal recognition of recitation proficiency
- Pathway to ijāzah with a connected chain (sanad) for eligible students
Teaching Methodology and Delivery
The course follows a clear sequence: practical recitation and correction first, supported by structured theory.
1) Practical Reading and Correction (Core)
Practical recitation with guided correction is the central component of the program.
Practical Reading and Correction (Flexible Attendance)
A three-session weekly window is available. Students attend any two hours per week, not all three. Once a student completes their reading and correction, they may leave.
Sessions (AEST)
- Friday: 7:00 – 8:00 pm
- Saturday: 7:00 – 8:00 am
- Sunday: 7:00 – 8:00 am
Minimum requirement: attend any 2 sessions weekly.
- Individual correction according to the student’s level
- Progression is personalised, supervised, and standards-based
2) Theory Component (Support)
The theory class strengthens applied understanding. Attendance is optional: live participation or recordings.
- One-hour weekly lesson covering tajwīd principles and applied rules
- Sunday: 8:00 – 9:00 am AEST
- Live attendance is optional; recordings are available
Attendance and Assessment
- Weekly attendance is recorded
- Ongoing assessment through listening and correction
- Advancement is granted only upon meeting required standards
Progression Pathway
Students are placed according to current level. Advancement is based on accuracy, consistency, and readiness. Instruction begins with Nūrānī Qāʿidah where required.
Nūrānī Qāʿidah
Foundational training where required before advancing to structured recitation.
Sūrat al-Fātiḥah
Precision correction and refinement of essential rulings and articulation.
Juz ʿAmma (Juz 30)
Fluency building with consistent correction and measurable standards.
Ijāzah Note
Ijāzah is not automatic. Only students who demonstrate mastery, consistency, and adab may pursue ijāzah, and it is granted solely upon meeting traditional scholarly standards.
Theory Component: Modules
These modules support practical mastery by building precise understanding of tajwīd rules and their application.
Module 1: Jamāl al-Qur’ān (Mawlānā Ashraf ʿAlī Thānwī)
Taught with the teacher’s translation.
- Seventeen core rules
- Two terms (entry level)
Module 2: Tuḥfat al-Aṭfāl (Optional)
- Classical tajwīd poem
- Explanation and commentary
- Five to six weeks
Module 3: Muqaddimah al-Jazarīyyah
- Advanced rules and the evolution of tajwīd
- Two terms
Module 4: Qaṣīdah al-Khāqāniyyah
- Early history of tajwīd
- Etiquettes of Qur’ānic recitation
- Five to six weeks
Instructor and Course Details
The course is taught and supervised by Mufti Humza I. Khan.
Mufti Humza I. Khan
Mujāz with connected chains in: Ḥafṣ, ʿAsharah, and Arbaʿah Zāʾidah.
View Full BiographyCourse Summary
- Format: weekly structured lessons with guided practice and correction
- Mode: onsite (Melbourne) and online (global access)
- Eligibility: serious male students only
- Level: beginner to advanced
- Seats: limited to 10
Enrol or Enquire
Enrolment is limited to protect quality and ensure meaningful correction for each student.
“The Qur’an is preserved not merely by voices, but by precision, discipline, and faithful transmission.”
Contact
Email: info@darulirshad.org
Website: darulirshad.org
WhatsApp: +61 481 591 882