Frequently Asked Questions
Tajweedi is an interactive educational platform using 3D models to simulate Arabic articulation points and speech anatomy. It lets you inspect tongue, lip, and palate movement from any angle to turn theoretical Tajweed rules into clear visual learning.
No, Tajweedi does not replace a teacher; it acts as a visual aid to support direct learning. Oral instruction remains essential. Tajweedi helps students visualize what is happening inside the mouth so they can apply their teacher's corrections faster.
The platform is designed for both beginners and advanced specialists. Beginners can clearly see where challenging letters originate, while educators and phoneticians use it as an anatomical teaching reference.
Current resources are limited to non-interactive images and videos. Tajweedi relies on interactive 3D models that let you inspect articulation points and control motion from any angle.
Tajweedi's models are based on the classical 17 articulation points aligned with modern phonetic anatomy. Pronunciation mechanics and tongue placements are verified with phonetics specialists and Tajweed scholars to ensure accuracy.
Yes, the platform runs directly in the browser across phones, tablets, and desktops without installing apps. Lightweight 3D web technologies ensure fast loading and responsive interaction on any screen size.
Joining gives you priority access to the platform's early preview as soon as it launches. No payment details are required, and we send a single notification when your access is ready.
Yes, the project covers all 28 Arabic letters across all major and minor articulation points. This includes guttural, lingual, labial, and nasal sounds, illustrating relevant phonetic attributes like qalqalah and whispering.