ENCOURAGEMENT & ADVICE:

If you're not able to read Arabic (which is what you need to be able to read the Qur'an), I encourage to check out the playlist on the channel "The basics of Arabic reading & writing". Judging from feedback thus far, they seem to be helping students. ___ In answer to the brother's question; I thought I'd post here incase anyone is in the same situation: - physical learning with a proficient teacher is always the best route to learn any islamic science, especially one such as reading - if physical teaching is not possible, long distance learning over, zoom, phone etc., while avoiding tasweer, is the next best option - There's an app called القاعدة النورانية "Qa'idah Nooraniyyah" It's a useful way to test yourself. Read the word independently, then click on the word to check if you've read it correctly. These apps usually have ads. A way around that is to USE THEM OFFLINE. It's a good app for kids