Tajweed Untangled, Paperback Book, By: Zaheer Khatri

Tajweed Untangled is the clear-cut guide to learning the art of Quran recitation. The beauty of this book extends beyond its attractive layout and design and permeates to the way it fundamentally reviews the teaching methodology of this noble skill. The chapters in Tajweed Untangled begin with real examples from the Noble Quran demonstrating a rule in action. After listening to the examples, readers are encouraged to reflect and decipher the rule for themselves. Rules are then explained clearly and rendered in a salient layout for easy revision. Written tasks and practice lines then follow to help reinforce the application of the rules. The clarity and effectiveness of both the methodology and layout make Tajweed Untangled an enjoyable and beneficial experience for children and adults alike. This paperback book contains 76 pages in full colour and is approximately A4 in size. About the Author Zaheer Khatri founded Learning Roots in the winter of 2004 and has been at the helm of the company ever since (hence the title ‘Captain'!). He has steered Learning Roots to an established position in their publishing niche with international acclaim and reach in over 30 countries. He has also had the pleasure of personally authoring some of our bestselling children's storybooks. Prior to Learning Roots, He was a Mathematics Teacher at a Secondary School in London and a Special Project Coordinator at an FE College before that. He also served as a Head Master at a private primary school along the way! He is a graduate of the London School of Economics, with a major in Maths and Economics. He followed that with a Post Graduate Certificate in Education which started his career in education. Zaheer then completed a Masters in Curriculum, Pedagogy and Assessment which gave him a thorough grounding in the field of Education. Zaheer is currently living in London with his wife and four children. When he is not keeping busy with running, reading, or writing, you might just find Zaheer on nature trails up craggy mountains.