AyaKids

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Say the Ghunnah

Your turn to say it — listen, record, and compare yourself.

🎤 Why does nobody grade the child here?

No program can honestly judge a child's recitation. This game hands the child the sheikh's voice and a microphone, and lets them hear the difference and decide. What matters is that they say it, not that they score points.

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Easy

A short ayah, easy to pronounce.

Short ayah
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Medium

A slightly longer ayah for practice.

Longer ayah
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Advanced

A long ayah — full pronunciation practice.

Long ayah
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Why the recording game matters

🎤 Say the Ghunnah: closing the rule with your own voice

The child has seen, told apart, applied, and listened. The last step is to say it themselves — because Tajweed, in the end, is a science received by ear, not tapped on a screen.

Real recitation audio

The child hears the sheikh, in real recitation audio, before trying it themselves.

Never auto-graded

No program judges their voice. They are the one who hears the difference and decides to try again or move on.

The recording stays only with them

The child's voice is never taken from the device. It is recorded, compared, and that is the end of it.

With this, the child has seen, told apart, applied, listened, and said it — the Ghunnah rule is complete.