About Tajweedi
Turning Arabic phonetic articulation from textbook diagrams into interactive 3D simulations.
Origins & Mission
Tajweedi was created to help learners and teachers visualize Arabic speech articulation clearly. Traditional Tajweed pedagogy relies heavily on static diagrams and verbal descriptions; Tajweedi models the movement of the tongue, lips, and vocal tract in interactive 3D space from any angle.
Rooted in canonical phonological sources and classic Tajweed treatises, the platform bridges verified linguistic scholarship with contemporary computer graphics to serve students, teachers, and speech researchers worldwide.
Arabic Letters
Comprehensive 3D anatomical models for every Arabic letter.
Articulation Points
Detailed spatial mapping of the 17 classic articulation points (Makharij).
Interactive Inspection
Real-time camera rotation and step-by-step vocal tract mechanics.
Our Team
Yahya Sbini
Founder & Project Manager
Software engineer directing software architecture and project delivery, aligning pedagogical intent with technical execution.
Amr Tayara
3D artist and animator responsible for anatomical modeling of the articulatory organs (tongue, palate, lips) and motion fidelity.
Mustafa Tayara
Visual designer directing Tajweedi's visual language, interface typography, and graphic assets blending Andalusian heritage with modern minimalism.
Owais Zaitoun
Scholar in Islamic sciences and Qur'anic recitations (Qira'at) and computer systems engineer, ensuring strict adherence to classical phonological rules.
Abdul Rahman Abu Shama
Researcher in Tajweed phonetics, documenting classical treatises and linguistic sources to benchmark simulated pronunciation.
Mohamed Khalil
UI/UX designer focused on crafting intuitive, interactive learning experiences for Tajweed students.
Mohamed Gamal Radwan
Member of the Tajweedi team, assisting across engineering tracks and interactive platform experiences.
Mohamed Homsi
Technical advisor providing engineering guidance and architectural direction for the Tajweedi platform.
Ahmed Zarzour
Head of the Arabic Language and Tajweed Studies Committee, overseeing scholarly review and authentication of phonetic rules and articulation.
Connect with the Team
Open for academic collaborations, scholarly feedback, and institutional inquiries.