Listen for these sounds

• Qadr begins with qaf, not kaf. Listen for the d sound when stopping without adding an extra vowel.
• Anzalnahu has a nasal transition. Let the teacher demonstrate it rather than guessing from transliteration.
• Tanazzalu contains doubled zay. Give it its proper sound without rushing.
• Mala’ikah includes a hamzah. Ar-ruh contains ha from the throat.
• Bi-idhni contains dhal. Matla‘ contains ‘ayn. These need a reliable spoken model.
• Follow the reciter for nasal sounds, vowel lengths and pauses. Learn ayah 4 in phrases, but do not invent stopping rules from English punctuation.

Get a useful correction

Repeat a difficult word, then the complete ayah. Ask a competent Quran teacher to check your sounds, vowel lengths, joining and stopping. A written transliteration cannot provide that check. Correct one sound at a time and keep the session calm.