Common pronunciation mistakes
Explore common mistakes in al-Fātiḥah and learn what to listen for in your own recitation.
Revisit the sūrah you recite every day.
Free registration · 75 minutes · Optional recitation feedback
A familiar sūrah. A fresh beginning.
Perhaps you learned al-Fātiḥah years ago. Perhaps you’ve wondered about a particular sound, or wished someone could help you know what to work on.
This workshop is a chance to slow down with Hafidha Hibbah Khan, revisit familiar words, and practice a few specific improvements—with reflection alongside recitation.
Not a new sūrah to learn.
A familiar one to approach with greater care.
Inside the workshop
A focused session combining pronunciation, practical application, and meaningful reflection.
Explore common mistakes in al-Fātiḥah and learn what to listen for in your own recitation.
Practice specific pronunciation tips you can return to as you continue working on the sūrah.
Explore meaningful reflection points from al-Fātiḥah alongside the care we give its recitation.
Learn through live recitation examples and instructor guidance, with opportunities for willing volunteers.
Listen, practice along, and volunteer only if you feel comfortable. Public recitation is optional.
Included after the workshop
After the session, you’ll have the option to submit a recording of your Fātiḥah and receive up to three personalized corrections by email from the instructor.
Submission instructions will be shared during the workshop. This focused feedback gives you a starting point for practice—not a complete assessment of your recitation.
After practicing what you’ve learned, make one recording of the sūrah.
Use the submission link shared at the session, rather than sending a direct message to the instructor.
Look out for an email with up to three corrections to help guide your continued practice.
Careful recitation.
A lifelong connection.
Meet your instructor
Hafidha Hibbah Khan serves as The Preservers' Qur'an & Me Program Director. She has completed her hifdh of the Qur’an and holds a Diploma in Islamic Education, with a specialization and ijāzah in Tajwīd, from Karachi, Pakistan.
She taught Tajwīd at Al-Huda International and Al-Maarij Institute from 2017–2019 before further refining her adāʾ with her Egyptian teacher, Shaykha Marwa El-Gindy. From 2019–2023, she taught students of different ages and levels at the Valley Ranch Islamic Center Qur’an School.
A graduate of ISRA Seminary and Visionaries Leadership Academy, Hafidha Hibbah is pursuing a bachelor’s degree in education and remains active in the community.
Her love for the Qur’an grew when her teachers helped her recognize it as a lifelong guide and a gift to treasure. She hopes to help her students love the Qur’an and the One who revealed it—beginning with a strong foundation in correct recitation, and growing into a connection that shapes their lives.
A few helpful details
What to expect from the workshop and the optional follow-up.
Yes. The Fātiḥah Refresh is free to attend. Registration is required, and the optional post-workshop recitation feedback is included.
No. Live recitation examples will involve willing volunteers. You’re welcome to listen and practice along without reciting publicly.
Submission instructions will be shared during the workshop. You can submit your Fātiḥah recording through the designated form and receive up to three personalized corrections by email. There’s no need to contact the instructor through direct messages.
No. This is a focused 75-minute workshop on al-Fātiḥah, offering selected pronunciation tips, guided examples, and reflection points. It is a starting point for continued practice and learning.
We’ll meet live on Zoom on Saturday, October 3, 2026, from 9:00–10:15 AM Central Time. Register using the form below.
Free registration
Join Hafidha Hibbah Khan for The Fātiḥah Refresh.
Take some time to revisit, practice, and reflect.
Register for The Fātiḥah Refresh using the form below.
The Fātiḥah Refresh · Presented by The Preservers
With Hafidha Hibbah Khan