I'm an alim and I think most Muslims have never had their recitation properly corrected. So I built something about it.

Not a hot take. Just something I've observed over years of teaching.

The average Muslim learns to recite as a child, from a family member or local teacher, and that's it. No follow-up correction. No feedback loop. They carry whatever errors they learned into adulthood and repeat them thousands of times across their lifetime.

The infrastructure for correction just doesn't scale. There aren't enough qualified teachers. The ones who exist are already stretched. Online options are either too generic or too expensive.

I spent months building an AI tool that listens to your recitation and gives you specific Tajweed feedback. Not generic tips, it identifies your actual errors. Makhraj, Ghunnah, Madd. Word by word.

It's free. I'm not monetizing it right now. I just wanted it to exist.

Curious whether this community thinks AI has any place in Quranic education or if it's fundamentally the wrong approach. Genuine question, I have my own reservations too.

Link: joinmeek.vercel.app