📚 Iqro 1
Introduction to Arabic letters (Hijaiyah: Alif to Ya), Basic pronunciation without vowel marks, Single-letter reading practice
Qur’an and Islamic Education Materials
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Prayer (Sholat)
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Daily Duas
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Iman & Islam
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Adab & Akhlaq
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Iqro' *
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Qur'an*
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Asmaul Husna
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Basic Fiqh
Smiles, Prayers, and Qur’an Together
Learning Materials: Iqro (Basic Qur'an Reading)
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📘 Iqro 2
Arabic letters with short vowels (Fathah, Kasrah, Dammah), Simple syllable reading, Beginning letter-joining (connective script)
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📕 Iqro 3
Reading two-letter and three-letter words, Introduction to Tanwin (an, in, un), Introduction to Sukun (silent letters)
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📗 Iqro 4
Introduction to Sukun (silent consonant) Learning Tanwin (double vowels: an, in, un) Practicing Qalqalah (echo sound on certain letters) Combining various vowel types in one word
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📙 Iqro 5
Introduction to Tajweed rules (Idgham (merging sounds), Iqlab (sound change),Ikhfa (concealing sound)) Reading longer phrases and ayahs with tajweed rules
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📒 Iqro 6
Reading full Qur’anic verses fluently, Learning Waqf rules (pausing and stopping properly), Mastering Tajweed symbols and advanced rules,Improving fluency, rhythm, and proper recitation etiquette
Smiles, Prayers, and Qur’an Together
Learning Materials: Qur'an for Kids
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📚 Makharij al-Huruf (مخارج الحروف)
1. Al-Jawf (الجوف – The Empty Space of the Mouth and Throat), 2. Al-Halq (الحلق – The Throat), 3. Al-Lisan (اللسان – The Tongue), 4. Ash-Shafatan (الشفتان – The Lips), 5. Al-Khayshoom (الخيشوم – The Nasal Passage)
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📘“Khot” (خط)
“Khot” (خط) means line or script in Arabic. It refers to the artistic writing of Arabic script, often used to beautifully present the Qur’an, Islamic art, and religious phrases.
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📖 Juz ‘Amma (جزء عمّ)
Juz ‘Amma is the 30th and final section (juz) of the Qur’an, starting from Surah An-Naba’ (78) to Surah An-Nas (114). It’s the most commonly memorized part of the Qur’an, especially for kids and beginners, due to its short and powerful surahs.
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📗 Tajweed (تَجوِيد)
Tajweed (تَجوِيد) means “to make better” or “to beautify.” In the context of the Qur’an, it refers to the rules of pronunciation when reciting the Qur’an to ensure clarity, beauty, and correctness—just as the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ recited it.
Magenta Kidz: Where Little Learners Connect with the Qur’an
Teaching Methods
Interactive Learning
Interactive learning makes Qur'an study fun & helps kids remember & understand.
Repetition & Review (Murojaah)
How Murojaah is Implemented
Positive Learning Environment
Safe, happy, and joyful Qur’an learning.
Motivational Rewards
Rewards boost Qur’an learning.
Growing Hearts, One Surah at a Time
Why Choose Magenta Kidz?
At Magenta Kidz, we nurture young hearts to grow in faith and love through every surah they learn.
- Small Class Sizes
- Interactive Learning Methods
- Qualified & Caring Teachers
- Regular Review (Murojaah)
- Structured Curriculum
- Motivational Reward System
- Parent Involvement
- Flexible Schedule & Multiple Locations
- Focus on Tajweed & Proper Recitation
- Positive & Supportive Environment
