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Madrasa AyeshaQuran & Islamic studies
Madrasa AyeshaQuran & Islamic studies

Stage 02

Nazra — reading the Quran

Nazra is reading the Quran from the Mushaf itself, out loud, to a teacher who stops you when you are wrong. It is the longest stage for most students and the one that changes the most — it begins effortful and ends fluent, and there is no shortcut through it.

Stage
02 · Nazra
Level
Foundation · letters already secure
Who it is for
Once the letters are secure

The content

What this stage actually covers.

Written from the subject itself, not from a brochure. If something here does not apply to you, the teacher will say so rather than teach it anyway.

  1. Reading directly from the Mushaf, in order, page by page

  2. Building from the short surahs you already use in salah up to long continuous passages

  3. Where a breath belongs and where taking one changes the meaning

  4. The waqf marks printed in the Mushaf, and acting on them rather than ignoring them

  5. Fluency — reading at a natural pace instead of decoding letter by letter

  6. Unpicking the specific mistakes that come from having taught yourself

You start with
Secure letter recognition and the harakat — the end of the Noorani Qaida, or an equivalent you already have.
You finish able to
You can open the Mushaf at a page you have never seen and read it aloud, correctly, at a normal pace, without help.

In the class

How a class in this course runs.

The shape of a class

Most of each class is you reciting, not the teacher talking. You read, they correct, you re-read the corrected line.

Fees, duration and the number of classes a week are not published yet — see the straight answers on the courses page.

See what is still to be confirmed

The path

Where this sits in the whole course.

The stages run in this order, but they are not gates. You are placed by what you can actually do in the first class.

Free first class

Read a few lines out loud, and find out where you actually are.

The first class is free, takes no card details, and ends with a teacher telling you honestly whether this is the right stage for you.