Noorani Qaida online – free interactive lessons
نورانی قاعدہ آن لائن – مفت انٹرایکٹو اسباق
القاعدة النورانية أونلاين – دروس تفاعلية مجانية
نوراني قاعده آنلاین – وړیا متقابل درسونه
Choose a lesson, then tap any letter or word to hear it. Practise a little every day – and learn with a teacher for the correct makharij.
سبق منتخب کریں، پھر کسی بھی حرف یا لفظ پر ٹچ کر کے سنیں۔ روزانہ تھوڑی مشق کریں – اور درست مخارج کے لیے استاد سے سیکھیں۔
اختر الدرس ثم المس أي حرف أو كلمة لتسمعها. تدرّب قليلًا كل يوم، وتعلّم المخارج الصحيحة مع معلم.
درس وټاکئ، بیا پر هر توري یا کلمه ټچ وکړئ او واورئ. هره ورځ لږ تمرین وکړئ – او د سمو مخارجو لپاره له استاد سره زده کړه وکړئ.
Lesson 1: Single letters (Huroof Mufradat)سبق 1: حروفِ مفرداتالدرس 1: الحروف المفردةدرس 1: مفرد توري
💡 Learn the shape and sound of each letter. Say the name: Alif, Ba, Ta…
Lesson 2: Joined letters (Huroof Murakkabat)سبق 2: حروفِ مرکباتالدرس 2: الحروف المركبةدرس 2: یوځای توري
💡 See how letters change shape when they join. Read each pair by naming the letters: Lam-Alif, Ba-Alif…
Lesson 3: Huroof Muqatta‘atسبق 3: حروفِ مقطعاتالدرس 3: الحروف المقطعةدرس 3: مقطعات توري
💡 These letters open 29 surahs. They are read by their names, e.g. Alif Lam Mim.
Lesson 4: Harakat: fatha, kasra, dammaسبق 4: حرکات: زبر، زیر، پیشالدرس 4: الحركات: الفتحة والكسرة والضمةدرس 4: حرکات: زور، زېر، پېښ
💡 Fatha (zabar) gives an “a” sound, kasra (zer) an “i” sound, damma (pesh) a “u” sound: ba, bi, bu.
Lesson 5: Tanween (double harakat)سبق 5: تنوینالدرس 5: التنويندرس 5: تنوین
💡 Tanween adds an “n” sound: ban, bin, bun.
Lesson 6: Reading words with harakatسبق 6: حرکات کی مشقالدرس 6: تدريب على الحركاتدرس 6: د حرکاتو تمرین
💡 Join the letters with their harakat into whole words, slowly and clearly.
Lesson 7: Madd letters (long vowels)سبق 7: حروفِ مدہالدرس 7: حروف المددرس 7: د مد توري
💡 Alif after fatha, ya after kasra and waw after damma stretch the sound for two counts.
Lesson 8: Leen lettersسبق 8: حروفِ لینالدرس 8: حرفا الليندرس 8: د لین توري
💡 Waw and ya with sukun after a fatha are read softly: bay, baw.
Lesson 9: Sukun (jazm)سبق 9: سکون (جزم)الدرس 9: السكوندرس 9: سکون (جزم)
💡 A letter with sukun has no vowel; it joins to the letter before it: ab, ib, ub.
Lesson 10: Shaddah (tashdeed)سبق 10: تشدیدالدرس 10: الشدةدرس 10: تشدید
💡 Shaddah doubles the letter: read it once with sukun, then again with its haraka.
Lesson 11: Ghunnah: noon and meem with shaddahسبق 11: غنہ: نون اور میم مشددالدرس 11: الغنة في النون والميم المشددتيندرس 11: غنه: مشدد نون او میم
💡 Noon and meem with shaddah are read with a nasal sound (ghunnah) for two counts.
Lesson 12: Practice from the Quranسبق 12: قرآن سے مشقالدرس 12: تطبيق من القرآندرس 12: له قرآنه تمرین
💡 Now read real ayahs, using everything you learned.
How to study the Noorani Qaida
- Letters first. Learn each letter’s shape and its sound from the correct point of the mouth or throat (makhraj).
- Joined forms. Letters change shape at the start, middle and end of a word – read each pair by naming the letters.
- Harakat and tanween. Fatha (zabar), kasra (zer) and damma (pesh), then double harakat.
- Long and soft vowels. Madd letters are held for two counts; leen letters are read softly.
- Sukun and shaddah. Join a letter with sukun to the one before it; read a letter with shaddah twice.
- Read from the Quran. Practise with short surahs in the Mushaf, listening to the reciter.
Practise the letters with our Arabic alphabet page, and when you are ready, join a Noorani Qaida online class – the first class is free.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Noorani Qaida?
The Noorani Qaida is a beginner’s book for learning to read the Quran with correct pronunciation. It starts with the Arabic letters and their sounds, then joined letters, harakat, tanween, madd, sukun and shaddah, and ends with reading real verses of the Quran.
How many lessons are in the Noorani Qaida?
Printed editions usually have 15–17 lessons. This free online version groups them into 12 clear steps, from single letters to practice from the Quran.
Can I learn the Noorani Qaida online by myself?
You can practise the shapes and sounds here, but pronunciation (makharij) is best learned by listening to and reading in front of a qualified teacher. That is why we offer one-to-one online Qaida classes with a free trial.
How long does it take to complete the Qaida?
Most children finish in 3 to 5 months with regular classes, and adults are often faster. Daily practice of 10–15 minutes makes a big difference.