Seek Proper Guidance: Enroll in classes with a qualified teacher who can guide you through the correct pronunciation, known as Tajweed. A teacher can identify areas that need improvement and provide personalized feedback.

Listen to Correct Recitations: Regularly listening to skilled Quran reciters can help you familiarize yourself with the proper rhythm, intonation, and pronunciation. Try to imitate their recitation.

Practice Regularly: Dedicate a set time each day to practice. Start with short verses or Surahs and gradually work your way up to longer sections. Consistent practice is key to improvement.

Break It Down: If you’re struggling with a specific part, break it down into smaller sections. Focus on mastering one verse at a time before moving on.

Focus on Pronunciation (Tajweed): Ensure you’re pronouncing the Arabic letters correctly. Sometimes, the struggle is due to not pronouncing certain letters properly, which changes the meaning.

Use Audio Tools: Many apps and websites offer recitations by expert Qaris with slow playback options, helping you practice at a comfortable pace.

Recite Along: Read along with the reciter, repeating what you hear. This practice helps reinforce both pronunciation and memory.

Understand the Meaning: When you understand the meanings of the verses, it becomes easier to recite with the right emotion and understanding, which can improve fluency.

Record Yourself: Recording your recitation and listening to it can help you spot areas where you need to improve.

Patience and Consistency: Don’t get discouraged. Improvement takes time, and the more you practice, the better you’ll get.

By following these steps and staying patient, the person will gradually see improvements in their Quran recitation