Every letter, heard.
Recite and Layn AI listens letter by letter: a letter said wrong is caught, the reciter says it again, and you get it right.
Hear it, say it, get it right.
Hear it first.
Al-Husary’s teaching recitation, slow and clear, with the text in view.
The letter, caught.
Say a letter wrong and it is marked in its word, with the letter you should have said.
Then, right.
Hear the reciter again, recite again, and it is checked.
Letters, from the start.
Each letter with its three short vowels, traced and voiced, before you read whole words.
Start freeQuestions, answered.
Which Arabic letters are hardest for beginners?
That depends on the learner’s first language. Sound distinctions unfamiliar to your ear often need careful listening and feedback.
Does Layn AI correct my pronunciation?
Yes. As you recite, it catches a letter said wrong in its word, plays the reciter, and asks you to recite again.
And the fine rules of tajweed?
Tajweed colours mark them in the mushaf and Layn AI explains each one. For rules such as the length of a madd or a ghunna, your teacher’s ear stays the reference.